What I like about this work is that in a single glance from these comment sections it becomes apparent that there are people who perceive the top as "there's nothing there" and people who perceive it as "you can go anywhere".
Similarly, there's people who perceive the stairs and tracks as a metaphorical railroad and there's others who perceive them as the struggle of study.
The beauty is that in a way all of these perceptions can be true.
When I apply this piece to my personal life it shows how I became an engineer a few years ago and after my graduation I have the freedom to learn whatever I want without any responsibility to anybody but myself.
There's no more tests or deadlines. I did my "mandatory learning". I can now pick up any book I want and study arts, metaphysics, physiology or whatever the hell I want and there's nobody who will ask me stupid questions about the parts that didn't interest me. Furthermore, I now have the intelligence to actually question the things I read.
I'm in an endless desert of infinite wonders where I get to pick the direction, and my next stop is my piano lessons that start tomorrow.
derek0660 on June 2nd, 2017 at 15:38 UTC »
This is wonderful. Did you make it?
kingofjesmond on June 2nd, 2017 at 16:08 UTC »
Interesting how some perceive the ladders and stairs as negative, while others view the lack of structure afterwards as negative.
Awesome pic OP.
MomoPewpew on June 2nd, 2017 at 16:19 UTC »
What I like about this work is that in a single glance from these comment sections it becomes apparent that there are people who perceive the top as "there's nothing there" and people who perceive it as "you can go anywhere".
Similarly, there's people who perceive the stairs and tracks as a metaphorical railroad and there's others who perceive them as the struggle of study.
The beauty is that in a way all of these perceptions can be true.
When I apply this piece to my personal life it shows how I became an engineer a few years ago and after my graduation I have the freedom to learn whatever I want without any responsibility to anybody but myself.
There's no more tests or deadlines. I did my "mandatory learning". I can now pick up any book I want and study arts, metaphysics, physiology or whatever the hell I want and there's nobody who will ask me stupid questions about the parts that didn't interest me. Furthermore, I now have the intelligence to actually question the things I read.
I'm in an endless desert of infinite wonders where I get to pick the direction, and my next stop is my piano lessons that start tomorrow.