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The Darkest Hour reworked, 30 x 30 cm

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The Darkest Hour reworked, 30 x 30 cmThe Darkest Hour reworked, 30 x 30 cm Mixed Media Unikat Unique Piece Original, Ungerahmt Unframed Signiert Signed In The Darkest Hour reworked kippt die Wahrnehmung zwischen Blte und Landschaft. Was zunchst nur wie die zarte Form einer Schlsselblume erscheint, ffnet sich beim nheren Hinsehen zu einer eigenen Topografie: Die Oberflchen der Bltenbltter erinnern an eine Mondlandschaft, als wrde im Kleinen ein ganzer Kosmos aufscheinen. Diese

The Darkest Hour reworked, 30 x 30 cm

Mixed Media
Unikat/Unique Piece
Original, Ungerahmt/Unframed
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In The Darkest Hour reworked kippt die Wahrnehmung zwischen Blüte und Landschaft.
Was zunächst nur wie die zarte Form einer Schlüsselblume erscheint, öffnet sich beim näheren Hinsehen zu einer eigenen Topografie: Die Oberflächen der Blütenblätter erinnern an eine Mondlandschaft, als würde im Kleinen ein ganzer Kosmos aufscheinen.

Diese Verschiebung der Maßstäbe verweist auf ein grundlegendes Verhältnis unseres Weltzugangs: Das Große und das Kleine sind nicht getrennte Sphären, sondern Perspektiven, die sich gegenseitig hervortreiben. Die zirkulierenden Samenformen im Bild markieren genau diesen Übergang - sie weisen auf ein Werden hin, das zugleich elementar und kosmisch ist.

So zeigt die Arbeit, dass selbst im „dunkelsten Moment“ eine stille Weite verborgen liegt: ein Raum, in dem sich das Intime als universell und das Universelle als überraschend nah offenbart.

Isabella Kilian, Philosophin M.A.

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In The Darkest Hour reworked, perception tilts between blossom and landscape.
What at first appears to be the delicate form of a cowslip unfolds, upon closer inspection, into its own topography: the surfaces of the petals evoke a lunar landscape, as if an entire cosmos were shimmering within the small.

This shift in scale points to a fundamental structure of how we access the world: the large and the small are not separate realms but perspectives that call one another forth. The circulating seed-like forms in the image mark precisely this transition - they gesture toward a becoming that is at once elemental and cosmic.

Thus the work reveals that even in the “darkest moment” a quiet expanse lies concealed: a space in which the intimate shows itself as universal, and the universal as unexpectedly near.

Isabella Kilian, M.A. Philosophy

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I LOVE this book because the "bad seed" reminds me of my son. I don't believe there are any "bad kids" in the world but I'm sure kids look at themselves as bad if that is all they ever hear. I love how this story gives a sympathetic backstory on how he got "so bad" and how he is trying to do better and change his bad ways. Even though my son isn't perfect, he sure does try to do good and his behavior improves when people notice the POSITIVE instead of the negative. I absolutely love the last lines of the book where the other seeds are gossiping (another lesson) saying, "Hey! There goes that bad seed," and another seed sticks up for him and says, "Actually, he isn't that bad anymore." Then the "bad seed" turns around with a smile on his face and says, "I heard that." Moral of the story.....children are always listening. Focus on the positive rather than the negative and a child's self-talk and behavior will drastically improve. My son's 2nd grade year was so negative and he was always getting into trouble. I rarely heard the good and neither did my son. His 3rd grade year was amazing. The teacher really focuses on pointing out his good choices and what a difference that made in my son's attitude toward school. Thank you Jory John for writing this book. I also love the book, "I Love You Already" which teaches readers about friendship, love, patience, loyalty and forgiveness. :)
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Kids learn to keep going
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The Bad Seed is not so bad after all!
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My son lovesss this book. Well i should say loved because our home flooded here in Asheville due to Helene. Plan to purchase it again when we have a home. He is 9months now but started reading it to him when he was 5month old. Definitely a fav
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Such a great message! I read this during the first or second week of school in KG to show students that good/bad behavior is all about the choices they are making. Love it!
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