
Bona vesprada!

Faith saved us from the savages that we were, losing faith makes us savages again


I am so sorry but I will be away from Omnia Caelum Studios Valencia for a few weeks as I am on a project that has taken most of muy time and it is far away. So, I am so sorry that I did not get to read your posts or «like» them. Soon we will be back and all will continue as usual…
Sentimos mucho no haber podido leer vuestras entradas ni tampoco daros el «me gusta» ya que estamos fuera de casa y estaremos así varias semanas involucrados en un nuevo proyecto. Pero pronto regresaremos y todo seguirá igual que siempre.
GRACIAS – CHEERS

FOOTSTEPS ON THE SAND
From the bottom
of the deepest ocean,
a tenor’s voice defeats the orchestra,
survives the pressure and currents of the deep
and rises to a sandy beach and walks along the sand.
Faith has its own groove rhythmic,
free from church, free from bells.
I’m a lover of God
as you can tell.
I hear the tides,
they’re singing.
I hear the water,
each tiny wave
trying to follow,
learning the words
humming along.
It’s not a miracle, it’s life…
From the depths you rise,
to the heavens you’ll soar,
Relax,
if you’re afraid to fly,
you can climb a staircase to the stars.
It’s time to nurture your soul…
The day whispers his secrets to the night as she approaches.
The night whispers her secrets to the morning.
The sun is rising,
The light dividing night from day is moving east,
but a line never begins where one had ended,
the snake its tail to bite pretended…
A sigh is heard from high above the clouds,
the mountains hold their breath
and strain their ears to listen,
and He lets it be,
and His voice is louder than thunder.
And as the peace of a quiet dream
turns into one loud primal scream,
the Earth exhales,
the Universe can breathe.
The footsteps on the beach
were left
by me.

GRACIAS – CHEERS

GRACIAS – CHEERS


What is Op Art? 👁️✨
Op Art (short for Optical Art) I reckon you can say that it is one of the vanguard art movements of the XXth Century. The movement that plays tricks on your eyes. Started emerging in the 1950s–60s, using geometric shapes, patterns, and high-contrast colours to create the illusion of movement, vibration, or depth—on a totally flat surface.
Op Art does not express emotions. It focuses on visual perception. Your eyes do the work, and the image seems to shift, pulse, or spin as you look at it.
Artists like Bridget Riley and Victor Vasarely (called the father of Op-Art) turned science, math, and design into bold visual experiences that still feel modern today.
Op Art doesn’t move—but it makes you feel like it does.
Watch the video…
(The video script is in Spanish but the translation is the script on this page)
GRACIAS – CHEERS


Is tit for tat what WP “blogging” is all about? I reckon it’s not about reading what one likes and following the ones who post what one wants to read and learn about? It’s about who likes posts? Good grief!
