I Will Carry You by bogart137
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Have you ever feel the sensation of being used by an image? That you´ve been handled as a tool, as a software, as a resource? This image practically came to life by itself. Actually, I don´t know what it really means, or what it is trying to say.
It´d be nice to know what this image suggests to you; what do you think it´s all about.
I´d really appreciate your point of view. Maybe this way I´d find what I was doing there, at that time, on that space.
Comments (23)
RobyHermida
NICE......
novelist
Yes, it has happened to me in all creative areas. I wouldn't say I felt used, but definitely guided whether it be in writing, choreography, or in digital art. I usually feel that this is when we do our best work--when we are transported outside our egos and communicate with something beyond. And this is certainly the case here, this is an outstanding image. When I gaze at this, it reminds me of my belief that the dead are never gone as long as someone exists to remember them. I also see in this that we make a mark on our environment, and mother earth will remember us, too, long after our bodies disappear. I love the expression on the face, the enntangled branches which to me suggest powerful emotions, thoughts, and difficulties. The lighting and colors are wonderful. I love it! Fav!
Anniebel
Interesting image
chall-art
I agree with novelist - great image! Moreover - I would say that is what I am always aiming for in art (or writing) - that kind of flow which is just effortless (isn't that also known as 'the muse'?) - pity the muse doesn't always show up! Fave also!
hunter37
Love it! Not sure I know what it is saying. Maybe its a statement about global warming and our world slowly dying.
kobaltkween
i think it's wonderfully strong and poignant. i see it as about the earth much more than about the dead. she carries us in life, she carries us in death. that's an incredible use of those vines. i like the trees in the background. this piece reminds me of a story once where the dead were buried upright in huge pots with trees planted on top. the wealthy kept their ancestors in palatial greenhouses. and then again, i think the gravestones and her reproachful look imply our combined future if we don't find new ways to live.
ontar1
Different and a bit disconcerting, but am lost on the eyes, fantastic image, excellent work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
decie
keep taking those pills cos its making you come up with some cool stuff lol. strange as it may seam I do like it and i think I know where your coming from. sometimes my pencil dose strange things when i want to do something it dose another . keep up the good work.
e-brink
Great image! I love the expression - where ever it came from. It seems to be an image about 'control'. Is the subject controlling that environment which she seems to be attached to, or is it controlling her? It seems to pose that question.
Tao3d
fantastic .... and beautiful too!! :)
Rutra
Fantastic expression, amazing eyes. Hard to take my own eyes from those sad, hypnotic eyes. Each person will read this in a different way because this deals with death, emotions, memories, rationalization, nature, religion, etc, all primeval concepts that, together, conspire to form one very powerful image. Excellent work!
dvab
Perfect.
scifibabe
So much symbolism in this. Great expression with wonderfully soulful eyes. Great dramatic lighting too. Really interesting and unique work!
ArtPearl
...and after all the losses, in spite of all the pain, constrained and entangled, you tested me in vain. For I am here for you, unflinching, unwavering. I will carry you. This is what I think she says in her heart and with her eyes. Absolutely brilliant image.
Krid
great scene and character with excellent expression and lightning
RodolfoCiminelli
Impresionante realización Danilo.....!!! Fantásticos efectos lumínicos....!!!!
Tracesl
fantastic image, excellent detail and very creative
Ravenlady
Realmente una escena desconcertante pero magnífica
kitzie21
I think image create themselves all the time for me, in the sense that the concept I start with is hardly ever the one I finish with. Halfway through, something just intervenes, imposes itself on me in a sense, and all of a suddenm it's a brand new image. That's how my best work gets done. As for this image, I think the most striking element might be the forlorn expression on her face. She is clearly bearing the weight of the world, but doing so willingly. It's the expression of a mother disappointed in a child that isn't proving as wise as she might have expected. That and the organic components of the scene made me immediately think of an environmental statement of sort. Nicely done!
alltheoriginalnames
Very cool piece, excellent concept and very unique and imaginative piece. And I hear ya, occasionaly a piece comes together almost on its own, with a life of its own. Like hittin the easy button lol ;)
Anain
De acuerdo totalmente con Ravenlady, desconcertante pero mágnifica! :)
LBAMagic
Excellent
water
Beautiful lighting & clever concept !