Daring post-appocalyptic scene, those vivid colours bring some optimism and yet, the question remains, has the furry critter done all those building damages ? And yes, the ground looks gorgeous, those beautiful flowers...
Outstanding fabulous brilliant awesome composition and render.
Magnificent Masterpiece of Finest Arts. I love it!
Clueless on who did those damages, though.

Thanks for your positive critique :)

I chose these rich colors as a symbol of hope. But make no mistake: hope, according to Nietzsche, is the greatest evil from Pandora's Box. It ensures that people, despite all the other evils by which he is tormented, yet do not throw away life, but continue to be tormented again and again, and hope thus ultimately prolongs the torment.

It was supposed to be a joke, like which engine or gaming engine allowed those physics or distructions on the building be made, so it looks so realistic. Broken walls, hand-rails and so on. On the right side, on the ground it looks like it's there an animal in the grass, thus the joke related. No critique, intention or thought passed through my mind, probably the radius of my lil universe is narrower than thought. Very precious and remarcable passage from Nietsche. I am very grateful for that and beyond. I only know a couple of words in german, I at least know one needs twenty years german training to imagine understanding the titles in Nietsche were possible. No chance to get the content meaning, unless native and even then you only have a chance, if proper help is around. This is why I'm very grateful for the translated diamond piece of Nietsche. I may be stupid but not stupid enough - like Zergs did - to attack the most brilliant society we had with the only purpose to ruin it to ashes. Ain't that stupid yet and if God would take all my lil minds I might have ever had, even than I wouldn't do it, under any circumstances. I better die with dignity than be part of the evil.

I had already understood and my answer was meant positively by the bank! So all is well...

I have never read Nietzsche and will probably never do it for lack of interest, but his comment on Pandora's box fits here just wonderfully.

You have sharp eyes: There is an anteater to the right of the wanderer, who is her companion and bogeyman. Buhltiere were companions of witches in the Middle Ages, for example crows or black cats, but neither of them is in my content and an anteater gives it something more exotic. The bear probably could have dug up the house looking for giant termites - but it didn't. I think the building crumbled due to natural missile fallout.... :D

There is always hope. Fantastic art.

Thank´s for your kind comment :)