maybe

 

maybe, a few new postcards about the woods

test already done time ago, still there

in between of my thoughts

 

fragments from "Glimpses"—Leporello

 

rough material / additive and subtractive processes

 

ROUGH MATERIAL

SHAPES, TEXTURE

 

"That additive and subtractive topography-forming

processes are so commensurate is one of Earth’s

extraordinary attributes. The landscape of other rocky

planets and moons look alien precisely because these

worlds lack such a balance in the rates of creative and

destructive topographic agents.[…]

However, life itself can alter the processes that shape

topography: there is strong evidence that colonisation of 

land by plants in early Silurian time slowed global erosion 

rates and led to the emergence of rivers with well-defined

channels. (It has taken humans only a few centuries to

reverse that trend; by some estimates, modern erosion

rates—accelerated by deforestation, agriculture, desertification,

and urbanisation—are orders of magnitude higher than

geologic averages.)" —MARCIA BJORNERUD / TIMEFULLNESS

 

the dark line / rough material

 

island 

fragments
reflection
the dark line, dark water

and the birds

 

landscape / rough material

Libreria Casagrande

 

 

morning
—studio
cosy brown stuff in there
nice sweet-warm smell
postcards on the working table

The whole selection of my catalogue

in Casagrande / LAC bookshop

as always, so delighted to be there

from a very long time... 

Libreria Casagrande : Viale Stazione 1

—Galleria Benedettini, Bellinzona

▶︎libreriacasagrande.ch

>instagram

white frame

 

in studio now

 

original artworks in white frame

and GLIMPSES leporello, available again

soon in my online shop, as usual.

While the artworks are going to travel South

! Aditya —Lugano .old town

 

 

looking for a place to stay

 

 

 

getting ready to stay around for a while

 

looking for a place to stay, home...

The birds will be not too noisy

I promise

 

original artworks in white frame

[but one!]

 

ROUGH MATERIAL serie

 

 

ROUGH MATERIAL serie

CATALOGUE | fragments

 

△

ICEBERG

METEORITE COLLECTION

ROUGH MATERIAL

 

—ARTWORKS AVAILABLE 

FOR EXHIBITION & FOR SALE 

the catalogue of this and other serie

soon available as PDF files 

> illusimi.com

 

quite ready for the travel..

 

 

A4 PRINTS

much more

green, gree, green...

and my animals

 

almost ready for the travel

and soon in Lugano

 

 

illustrations [digital] portfolio

 

 

re-checking and readjusting

my illustrations [digital] portfolio...

▶︎ here, in endless progress

 

ready to fly South..

 

a bit more time to the little rabbit

and the other not-feathered creatures

I fear, to hop hop South all the way long

but I think they can do it...

 

little creatures / white frame

dotty colourfull springtime

> soon in Lugano

 

Zur Rose Buchhandlung & Rose Kafi

 

Zur Rose Buchhandlung | St. Gallen

▶︎ Rose Kafi !! 

 

A delicious coffee in a beautiful

warm sunny day, and soon some

new postcards there too

and more, more coffee!

in this cosy beautiful place  

. Zur Rose website  

 

—Gallusstrasse 18, St. Gallen

 

 

 

 

WEB RABBITS..

 

WWW.ILLUSIMI.COM

> ILLUSIMI SHOP

 

WEB RABBITS

 

Sunday sketch / a book

 

 

"How many days it takes is difficult to say. For here

there are no days because there are no nights. One day

melts into the next, and you cannot say this is the end

of today and now it is tomorrow and that was yesterday.

It is always light, the sea is always murmuring, and the

mist stands immovable as a wall around the hut.[…]

The way to the lagoon is like a journey into the incorporeal.

Mist above us and around us, and under our feet nothing

but stones. Large, broken, sharp-edged stones."

 

—Christiane Ritter, A Woman in the Polar Night

 

 

"We make our way along the famously beautiful coast,

until one day we notice that northward the world is growing

lighter and lighter, more bleak and more lonely. The nights

do not darken. Bare and craggy mountaintops jut out the livid

light of the water. A strange cool wind blows to me out of this

primeval landscape. It might be the world in the last days of

the Flood."

 

"When she tries to take a photograph, Ritter says,

"It seems to me a deadly sin to steal a piece of this

supernatural scene and carry it away with me."

[...]"A year in the Arctic should be compulsory to

everyone", she would say regularly later in life.

"Then you will come to realize what's important

in life and what isn't."

 

—Christiane Ritter, A Woman in the Polar Night

1938 / Foreward by Sara Wheeler