For Good Friday by dochtersions
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"They haven't accepted that I came to this world".
"My God, my God why did you leave me"?
Two days before Easter.
Love to all of you. 💜
Thank you very much for your visit.
Image made with Apophysis,
#spiritual, #fractal, #Apophysis, #background photo, #historical
Comments (6)
Nice render, I shall tell you a wee story, In the Bible it states that he was put between two we are not informed if there was any others on that hill all pictures show three Crosses the Romans love death on the cross
Thank you Ian, and well that not a nice story about Romans.
Such beautiful colours in this. A very powerful piece you've made. Hope you have a lovely Easter!
Thank you so much, Amanda!
Mies dit is een originele en prachtige paasfractal, ik wens je een mooi paasfeest toe !!!
Dankjewel, lieve Etienne, en ik hoop dat het goed met je gaat. Ook dat je samen met je familie een mooi paasfeest zal kunnen genieten.
excellent piece lovely work
Thank you very much, Mike.
This is wonderful! You've put Apo to some really good use here!
May you and yours have a Blessed Easter, my friend!
Thank you, Rod. Wishing you and your family a Blessed Easter too.
Jacomina, this is a very powerful and hopeful image. It's about Christ's crucifixion, but it has deep suggestions of hope. I'm amazed at the shapes in this fractal: You have these emerald ovals---they look like large pods, or very strange eggs, holding the secrets to birth and rebirth. They also look like ancient rockets---this is especially true of the tallest one (left of center): It's as if it will fly into the cosmos on Easter, and release its powers to the universe.
But everything in your image is inside a cave...maybe the sepulchur? (graf...but "sepulchur" has a different feeling in English. I'm not sure how it's translated in the Dutch scriptures.) It's a cave, and yet it has gentle and beautiful light inside it. And, of course, there is light outside it, where the divine shines in. The three crosses are protected---they're covered and protected by the canopy (overkapping?) of the cave---as if Heaven were protecting suffering and crucified humanity, until they rise again in freedom. This is how it feels to me, at least. Your image has a deep feeling of protection and redemption.
And beautiful warm hues too---such red earth, and reds flowing through the 'cave' like blood. An amazing image. Beautiful and spiritual work, filled with mysteries.