8” x 10” framed
At first glance, it's a butterfly on a tree. Or perhaps a tiger or a bird. But if you look at it from another angle, it's two faces looking at each other. It resembles our connection to nature and our connection to perspective. Do we really see each other or are we missing the truth in what we are looking at because we can't see it through our own perspective? Can we look at the same thing more than once and see things completely differently because our perspective has changed? Perspective is illusionary. It can be what stands in the way of us seeing what we are supposed to see.
8” x 10” framed
At first glance, it's a butterfly on a tree. Or perhaps a tiger or a bird. But if you look at it from another angle, it's two faces looking at each other. It resembles our connection to nature and our connection to perspective. Do we really see each other or are we missing the truth in what we are looking at because we can't see it through our own perspective? Can we look at the same thing more than once and see things completely differently because our perspective has changed? Perspective is illusionary. It can be what stands in the way of us seeing what we are supposed to see.
