rorschach's mindscape

reflection of a rocky ledge, turned left.

'seeing' influenced by swiss psychiatrist rorschach, who developed

bilaterally symmetrical inkblots (we used to do in school with liquid

colours) to unlock the subconscious of patients with probable disorder

in perception and thought process ... added the word 'mindscape' as its

a landscape that resembles the symmetry (distorted) of a human brain

with the centre bridge.

thank you for critiques and ratings. regards.