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Carmel Magazine Spring 2014

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120 C A R M E L M A G A Z I N E • S P R I N G / S U M M E R 2 0 1 4 Antarctica Study 7 ~ Orcas and mountains shrouded in clouds. O ne need not be an existentialist to comprehend that light, dark- ness and shades of grey flourish in our humanity and in the natural world. The mingling of these elemental forces shapes our experience, spirituality, and legacy. Contrast describes our relationships with the intimate to the epic in our lives. What makes something beautiful? Something spiritual? Where do we find this essence? Is there commonality between different types of beauty and how can we allow ourselves the sensitivity to discover it? The vision to see it? What are the paths to cultivating this ability and how can it be preserved? How can this be shared in a meaningful and artful expression? As a student of these sublime concepts, I examine these notions on two recent explorations, and once again discover universal truths that coexist and permeate all life in its different manifestations. Antarctica Study 4 ~ Sky, mountains, iceberg, reflections and transitional light. 118-123 Robert Knight_218-220 Callery 21 story 4/25/14 4:45 PM Page 3

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