CHANGING REALLITY

first step

The images depict several perspectives on the same items. I didn't want a double exposure since the frame limits are important and I wanted to show them. Sometimes we overlook sections of our frame since it is a new frame each time.

The "Waiting for Godot" tree changed in a single night.

VLADIMIR: Wait . . . we embraced . . . we were happy . . . happy . . . what do we do now that we're happy . . . go on waiting . . . waiting . . . let me think . . . it's coming . . . go on waiting . . . now that we're happy . . . let me see . . . ah! The tree!

ESTRAGON: The tree?

VLADIMIR: Do you not remember?

ESTRAGON: I'm tired.

VLADIMIR: Look at it. They look at the tree.

ESTRAGON: I see nothing.

VLADIMIR: But yesterday evening it was all black and bare. And now it's covered with leaves.

ESTRAGON: Leaves?

VLADIMIR: In a single night.

ESTRAGON: It must be the Spring.

The time perception is relative, it´s not a line, it´s a loop.

The routine is a method of attempting to regulate time.

We may attempt the sense of controlling our space and time by doing the same thing again and over, but each time is different, and each step of our routine is somewhat different.

The repetition provides a comfortable sensation since we know what is going to happen, and we can be assured with fixed objects that, for example, there is a road beyond that building. That provides you a little more spatial control. But objects are different each time.

Walking along the same street every day, everything is different and the same at the same time.

The building is still there, but in a different manner, and the bench is still there, but in a different way because we see it differently. The way we perceive items changes depending on our mental/emotional condition. So nothing is permanent, and reality changes all the time in many ways.