Sickness

I'm very interested in comments from people who read Jean Paul

Sartre's books. The photo is based on one of the books and I would

appreciate if you tell me if it matches the mood.

I thought I should desist from posting a comment as I haven't read Sartre, I like this image enough to place a comment. While the vines represent the random nature of one being afflicted by any sickness, I like the fleeting (fleeing) image of a person as it cuts in two directions. One, that the sickness will be equally fleeting, and the other that it is just a matter of time before the person fades away from existence.

I did not say I don't want comments from people who did not read the book. You are welcome. :) BTW, the "sickness" is not exactly what it means in most languages, Sartre just took this word to describe his feelings. The idea is that we all exist: people, trees, walls... In slightly different ways, but we do. Sickness - is the feeling that you can do nothing to change this. Whatever you do - you still exist. (It's too hard for me to explain this in English, sorry if I said something wrong again.)

Love it! What is probably only a random coloring on the wall looks like viewing roofs through a white opaque screen. The contrast of the three elements (vines, wall, passerby) in the picture produces a really beautiful composition!

Superb abstract. The panorama-style cropping works very well. It is basically a monochrome image in greys and browns with that all important dash of light blue. The vines resemble scribbles or doodling in a notebook. Kind regards, m.