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Eye of God

High on a lonely hill, one eye silently watches the vast sky. Your iris, like a clear mirror, reflects the infinite blue that stretches beyond the horizon. But it’s not just the blue of the sky that this eye captures; and something else. They are the clouds that dance like fleeting dreams, painting the firmament with their ethereal and changeable forms.

Each cloud, a floating fragment of poetry, finds its echo in the eye that contemplates it. Some are like delicate brushstrokes, gently scattered by the gentle wind, while others are like towering giants, standing majestically against the celestial background. The eye absorbs every nuance, every nuance of light and shadow that the clouds bring with them.

And so, in this encounter between the eye and the clouds, a silent dance of beauty and mystery emerges. The eye, like a portal to another world, reflects not only the heavenly landscape, but also the emotions and thoughts of those who gaze upon it. In it, viewers can find their own dreams and desires reflected back to them in a transcendental way.

For some, the eye that reflects clouds is an invitation to contemplation, a reminder of the ephemerality of life and the constant change of the universe. For others, it is a source of inspiration, a vision that fuels the imagination and awakens creativity.

And as the sun slowly sets over the distant horizon, dyeing the clouds in golden and rosy hues, the eye remains there, silently witnessing the celestial spectacle. For, even when night falls and stars adorn the sky, the eye continues its eternal vigilance, reflecting the wonders of the universe for all those who dare to look up and dream.

Eye of God

High on a lonely hill, one eye silently watches the vast sky. Your iris, like a clear mirror, reflects the infinite blue that stretches beyond the horizon. But it’s not just the blue of the sky that this eye captures; and something else. They are the clouds that dance like fleeting dreams, painting the firmament with their ethereal and changeable forms.

Date2024ArtistNuno MilesPeriodFebruaryClassificationPaintingDimensions60x60x3,7cmShare

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