A pastel painting on orange paper. What do you see in this picture?
Anna
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I see people jumping off a cliff and into a lake.
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I see that too.
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people jumping into their boats
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wouldn’t that kinda smart landing into that boat versus jumping into the water?
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Good thing boats are avilble. I imagine it hurts when you land on the boat.
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oh it may just smart just a little bit. but I’m sure you would bounce alright.
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That’s right.
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No one gets hurt in this picture. It’s too painful to paint for me if people get hurt.
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I am glad you painted a picture that portrays hope and people not getting hurt : ) Gives out a happy positive vibes : )
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Think so.
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Me too.
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I hope there’s enough room in the boats for the blue people 😦
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The blue people turns into white when they land in the boat. On their way to a new place 🙂
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I see blue pawns falling off the cliff and white pawns watching from their orange boats.
Leslie
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Now I see that too.
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I see lots of things in this picture. But none of them are very good things. I will keep quiet because it is better to think good, positive things.
I hope you will tell us what you were thinking when you were creating this.
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I will tell you. I was thinking positive when I did the painting. But when I wrote this post and saw the picture I realized that today you can see other things in the picture that is not so positive. I will be back and tell you all what I thought then and now.
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I just did, by reblog this post to this blog.
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I see people jumping off the cliff into a little red boat.
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That’s how I was thinking when I did the painting.
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A lemming lifeboats rescue operation
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Sharp eye!
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http://factually.gizmodo.com/lemmings-dont-commit-mass-suicide-disney-pushed-them-o-1614038696
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Thank you Andrew. I did not know that
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neither did I
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I see people in the boats, trying the save the lemmings that jump off the cliff into the sea.
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Now I learned something new to see.
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I feel a bit frightened by this picture because there don’t seem to be enough boats for the figures jumping off the cliff and I am not sure they can swim.
I like this picture, though. It made me think and imagine a story.
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There’s boats for everyone. I promise you 🙂
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i see freedom and detachment
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Me too.
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Reblogged this on FärgaregårdsAnna and commented:
The way of life/Livets väg
…was or is the originally name of the painting. I imagine life as a wondering road towards an end, that continues with a boat ride (for everyone) to an undefined destination. The blue turns into innocent white when they jump in the red boats. The red, I think, stood for eternal love. I don’t quite remember.
But when I wrote the post and uploaded the picture I realized that this painting also can be a today story about the Mediterranean sorrow.
Or all your interpretations, full of thoughts. I really enjoy this, when you give me such lovely feedback. I hope you enjoy this too.
Anna
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So interesting that everyone saw slightly different things. Even when we look at the same picture we all bring our different lives and experiences into the picture. Maybe no 2 people see the world quite the same!
My interpretation was the end of life for the blue people and the white people were like angels waiting to take the blue people across the sea and on to somewhere else.
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Like that interpretation 🙂
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People jumping off the cliff and into the water to hop in with the people in boats. Taking a risk, making that leap 😉
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Interesting. I did this painting long ago and called it “life road”. I pictured me an ending where some people catch us and take us to a new place.
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So I was close. I am always amazed to see the different interpretation and what the artist actually intended for it to be. Very interesting 😉
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I agree. And your interpret is as good as mine or even better 🙂
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😉
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I originally saw it as lemming like people jumping off a cliff. Then I began to see something different: as though everything is interconnected. Like a circle of life. Colours mirroring each other. Life and nature carrying on as one giant organism… a living thing.
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Thank you so much! I totally agree with you. What a beautiful interpretation 😀
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