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A comprehensive ray of light will be "white", but really invisible. Physical, everyday interactions allow us to see light in many different ways and colors.
Part of my growth as an individual has been being open, and scattering different thoughts like a prism as I piece rays back together.
Like this work of art below, it can be an interesting and beautiful process at times.
The prism idea is a thoughtful way to connect openness, growth, and how we perceive light. How did you decide which colors or scattering effects should carry the emotional shift?
This art work was done by Gabriel Dawe, the artist featured in the video. I felt that Dawe's journey with making this piece reflected similar thoughts I had about how light has be used for literal and figurative insights about so many things in the world.
I have been thinking...
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