http://www.sabet.tv/profile/elisheba
The first artist of time is God, don't you think so?
We all learn by watching each other, and I am happy to find myself involved in such an adorable and creative community as Renderosity.
My first creation media was poetry when I was 12, and I definately fell in love with music at the age of 16 when I bought my first guitar... I still enjoy playing, composing and singing when my mood affords it :)
My interest for pictural art started later on, in my early 20's. I discovered a huge universal media capable of causing immediate impact just like music... I will always remember my art teacher in university, he would not teach us how to draw but HOW TO WATCH....
I started making physical collages 3 years ago, and also enjoy the pleasure that comes out of manipulating things, people, objects, mood and texture with Photoshop and sometimes Bryce and DAZ, too.
Hope you enjoy your visiting my gallery,
Elisabeth
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Comments (8)
nemrod-II
effectivement ça se passe de commentaires...tout en donnant une furieuse envie d'en faire beaucoup...ton texte est trés puissant...
Kaartijer
As much as I understood, I guess you were upset when you wrote it...
anaber
Hi, I love that poem and i have been watching your gallery again...and i understood it better.Beautiful work . Beautiful poem.Congratulations for you.
jeroni
excelent texto
M2A
Petite fille tu n' est plus, femme es tu devenu. Un jour cette absence se transformera en presence.
JenX
Very strong emotionally. Thank you for sharing this.
kasalin
A really wonderful and great image !!! 5* Excellent :):):)
Chipka
This is some powerful stuff that reminds me of Kafka's letter to his father. Parental relationships are so strange and often, it is those with parents who must contend with all sorts of tyrannies both subtle and overt! And how I agree with Kafka's take on the family as little more than a somewhat comedic depravity that expresses all of the flawed aspirations of a flawed society! This is very moving, very raw, and so utterly completely human.