“In the Embrace of Heavenly Sound” by dochtersions
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Dear friends,
Hoping you are as best as can be,
anyway 'better then me'! ;-)
Here again a fractal made in Apophysis, just one layer. And a poem underneath to it.
I hope you like it, wishing you al a lovely Sunday, with love, Jacomina.
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“In the Embrace of Heavenly Sound”
All tones,
pure and clear,
I draw them
in
they settle deep
within
my spirit
the one
that formed me.
Through my hearing,
an angel choir
heavenly voices
that let me feel
such boundless
thanks.
Profoundly touched
as if fused with gold
I soar upward
toward the place
my heart dear
holds.
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When listening to cantata 36 by J.S. Bach.
"Schwingt freudig euch empor", (“Arise with joy.”)
Alle tonen
loepzuiver
ik zuig ze op
landen diep
in de geest
die mij schiep.
Met mijn gehoor
een engelenkoor
van hemelse klanken
waarin te voelen
zoveel danken.
intens geroerd
puur versmolten goud
zweef ik naar boven
naar waar ik
intens van houd.
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#fractal, #Apophysis, #poem

Comments (11)
As always, soooo good.
Thank you so much, my friend.
Lovely
Thank you very much!
Very touching and profound Text and deep Fractal! Sorry to hear Your Burden has returned, should not be that way! Please elieve: For all Hurdles there´s a Herb growing! :)
Thank you so much, Chris! (my burden never left)
ein wunderbares Bild gefällt mir
Danke dir, Paulinchen!
Beautiful
Thank you so much!
lovely Image at the morning, thanks
Thank you so much!
lovely image
Thank you so much!
You create the most amazing Apo renders! I think I need to just sit down for a day with it and play with all the settings.
Thank you so much, Rod. I often use 'smoroseberry script', and then go on by working with the triangles and changing the variations. Wishing you a lovely weekend, my friend.
Beautiful and truly infused with gold!!!
This looks like it belongs in some world-famous gallery :-))