HoriZen by gaul
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HoriZen: An attempt to represent a Zen term in natural form (yin-yang)
From a Chinese Zen website:
"Yang means literally "the sunny side of the mountain" or "illumination"
"Yin can be translated as "the shadowy slope", that is the state which exists after a period of illumination."
So, it can be said that a sunset with a properly shaped mountain not only -looks- like a yin-yang but can even represent one in meaning with a sunny side and shadowy side.
This image is the result of a daydream I had during work.
Comments (2)
Vintage
very nice work! I like the play at work here. as a philosophy major it sits especially nice with me. bravo!
rdeziel
Nice concept.