Do you know something about synestesia? It is the combination of two sences (google for it, you will find a lot of) I am a synestet and I am really impressed of what I see. It seems to me, like you made visible a wonderfull song. Great, really!
Artist Reply: Thank you very much for your comment, Claudia! I'm very glad you have see what I fell when i'm doing my works!!!...
It's fun to read other's comments to see what they see. It has an element of water of floating. The large sphere (bubble? ball?) is sinking though, but the water is gathering up momentum to spew it back out again! Great!
Why is it, that when I see a beautifully rendered abstract like this, that I wish that I had thought of it first? It's not envy, because I will never admit to feeling envy.
But I would really love to be able to find not only a new way of doing an abstract (predictable!), but just being able to think abstractly as well.
Alberto if you haven't already guessed from my demented ramblings, I really do admire you and your art, and this is totally amazingly beautiful.
Hello Alberto! How are you? Love this. Like a pebble dropped down a deep well. It's so far down you can't hear the splash! The doorway filled with light and the circular, peristalsis movement is reminiscent of birth. Fascinating!
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Nikolay Semyonov 24 Sep 2007
fabulios work, Alberto!Claudia Huefner 12 May 2006
Do you know something about synestesia? It is the combination of two sences (google for it, you will find a lot of) I am a synestet and I am really impressed of what I see. It seems to me, like you made visible a wonderfull song. Great, really!Diana Hume 13 Feb 2006
It's fun to read other's comments to see what they see. It has an element of water of floating. The large sphere (bubble? ball?) is sinking though, but the water is gathering up momentum to spew it back out again! Great!Steph Salt 12 Feb 2006
Why is it, that when I see a beautifully rendered abstract like this, that I wish that I had thought of it first? It's not envy, because I will never admit to feeling envy. But I would really love to be able to find not only a new way of doing an abstract (predictable!), but just being able to think abstractly as well. Alberto if you haven't already guessed from my demented ramblings, I really do admire you and your art, and this is totally amazingly beautiful.Rusty Woodward-Gladdish 10 Feb 2006
Hello Alberto! How are you? Love this. Like a pebble dropped down a deep well. It's so far down you can't hear the splash! The doorway filled with light and the circular, peristalsis movement is reminiscent of birth. Fascinating!