Fallen dreams

Caro Pierre, ho visto anche la "possibilità piramidale" di questi "Follen dreams" ma la versione originale mi affascina di più. I sogni, almeno per come la penso io, per la mia esperienza onirica e psicoanalitica., non sono quasi mai..."ordinati", sono schegge impazzite ed imprevedibili di "occasioni" spazio-temporali che ci sfuggono e che sono alla ricerca di un ordine e di un senso che solo la nostra "coscienza" può cercare di dare loro e magari il nostro "ordine mentale" ci inganna pure! Tu, da "buon pazzo cosciente" sai che la vita è..."un equilibrio sopra la follia"! Ciao, amico mio. Maurizio, pazzo anche lui,...nonostante tutto! Ahahah!!!

Great Mondel world.  Master of the new concept and new imagination.  Best Regards,

Brilliant work, Pierre, with obvious echoes of the early cubists, Picasso and Braque. There are many possibilities as you have pointed out but this arrangement works particularly well. I'll include this with my favorites.

Well done Pierre, excellently composed. Isn't it amazing what you can come up with when you take the time and play with the 'tools'. You have been doing this for some time I imagine, I am just a beginner, but I love your final image!! Bravo!! You should frame this one!

Some things just so good to look at, and no amount of explanation or interpretation by me will make that fact any less significant about this image. 

I love the colours the contrasts and the angles, I don't care what it means this time, I just like looking at it. 

 

Sincere Compliments! 

 

Alf 

It has been a while...But the wait is worth it. An impressive abstract array. The yellow overall tonality and the black spaces and lines make this a delightful composition, worthy of any high-quality gallery. It has so much movement, and even when seemingly in different directions, has some sort of order and not at all chaotic, and very pleasing. Not bad for a dream come true. As always, exceptional work. Kind regards.

DG

Mi hai lasciato senza parole, Maurizio! IE, non so da dove cominciare con la mia spiegazione del mio punto di vista! Sarebbe meglio copiare e incollare il commento di Laura Marco! La ringrazio molto per i vostri sforzi per scrivere un grande critica come sempre!

Ciaomau

Pietro il pigro 

Thank you, Wanghan!

 

I didn't understand the word "mondel", but anyway I can say that this is an old concept for me, both pictures shown here are from the time of my tinkering with total abstracts!

 

PDE

Thank you, Jack!

 

I appreciate highly your comment and encouraging comparison! Especially the part of the favorites!

 

PDE

Thank you, Gail!

 

I find your comment most encouraging, but I don't know how old I am in this "business", however I still remain on the claim I did on your latest!

 

PDE

Thank you, Alf!

 

Generally I agree with you, but this time the meaning is thoroughly explained by me, by the caption and Laura Marco's comment!

 

Thank you once again for your encouraging comment!

 

PDE

Thank you, Daniel!

 

I hope you meant to say (by "it's been a while, but worth waiting") that you have not been here, on my pages for quite a while instead of "it was quite a while you haven't exposed something which I find worthwhile"?!

 

Thank you anyway!

 

PDE

a style of painting!

Cubist painting as someone said, Maria!

 

Thank you for your, as usually short, but valuable comment!

 

PDE

A nice abstract from something concrete, soft concrete (bananas), but still concrete. Good work.

Welcome Chuck!

 

Please, don't get angry! You mean concrete as an adverb, don't you? Yes, I understand you, but I also don't understand how something concrete may be abstract! As a matter of fact I don't even know what abstract means! Many consider, for example a picture of some plate an abstract, which I don't understand!

Thank you for this thought provoking input, my friend and thank you for the positive critique!

 

PDE

Stunning creativity here Pierre, adding to that the good choice of colours. If all chaos looks so beautiful we should have a better world. Great work my friend.

Keep well.

Patrick

Patrick,

 

I don't know whether I've chosen the right expression (fallen dreams), maybe it would've been better "broken dreams" as Laura above used, she certainly knows more about English than myself, that said I mean there isn't chaos, only broken dreams which again may be considered a chaos!

Thank you very much for your visit and nice comment, my friend!

 

PDE

 

A good image should have interesting forms, lines and patterns, placed in a position and lighted in a way that makes an impact and engages the viewer. This composition of yours succeeds all the way! My best compliments and regards from Crete, Petraki!

Thank you for the finest relatively short critique, Janaki!

 

Yassou, file mou!

 

Petraki de Skopje

A photo that helps meditation but  hard to put the pieces together and find total calm and joy. Congrats, a great job. 

When the dream completely fall apart, then it will be perfect peace! A bit philosophy, ha!

 

Thank you Mari!

 

PDE

Impressive and very interesting abstract, Pierre. Colors and tonality are great. BR

Thank you, Evgeni!

 

I have the same opinion!

 

PDE

Hi Pierre,

This is a powerful piece! The arrangement of the squares is interesting and engaging on it's own, but the black "holes' from whence the shapes have fallen is where the real depth of the work comes. We see what was, or what might have been and what actually is.

Very fine!

Tim