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The work is inspired by nature: the unusual books and pictures of Johannes Helden
Russian writer Nikolay Garin belongs to the sacramental idea that "nature is the best book that is written in a special language, and this language need to be explored." The work of Johannes Helden (Oape Hеldеn) can be an illustration of this aphorism, as the artist with great skill, combines in one man-made and natural creations. It would seem that even in school we were taught that there are animate and inanimate nature, but, apparently, Johannes Khelden to distinguish between these two terms is not planning.
Just as everything is connected with everything in nature, in his works organically infused books and plants. The author himself says that all his life he loved reading, had a particular passion for poetry, because his vocation sees in the stories. But the usual forms are alien to such ways of vizualizacii, according to his idea, the more effective.
Nature is a great place in the works of Johannes Helden. Why are only the lilies that grow on the book cover, or incredibly realistic trees on the banks of the river, which are framed in a picture frame. In the artist's works present a tangible ease, it seems that here-here will be heard the wind. Himself Johannes argues that, despite the fact that natural diversity is disappearing, there's still hope.
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Just as everything is connected with everything in nature, in his works organically infused books and plants. The author himself says that all his life he loved reading, had a particular passion for poetry, because his vocation sees in the stories. But the usual forms are alien to such ways of vizualizacii, according to his idea, the more effective.
Nature is a great place in the works of Johannes Helden. Why are only the lilies that grow on the book cover, or incredibly realistic trees on the banks of the river, which are framed in a picture frame. In the artist's works present a tangible ease, it seems that here-here will be heard the wind. Himself Johannes argues that, despite the fact that natural diversity is disappearing, there's still hope.
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