VII Untitled Painting by Sabina Nore
I did have some associations, but would, in this case, really like to hear what you see!
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Sabina Nore
www.SabinaNore.com
@anibas
Sabina Nore
www.SabinaNore.com
@anibas
Sabina Nore
www.SabinaNore.com
@anibas
Your hyper-dimensional cat had dragged this in from the 4th dimension and presented it as a trophy and love offering. You may argue that you don't have a cat, but you would be wrong: these cats are invisible, remnants from the time you were little and had an imaginary friend as well. Try talking to it, she might bring you more gifts!
I would never argue such a thing!
It is no coincidence that cats are revered animals across the world, and with so much mythology and folklore attached to them. The hyper-dimensional cats, sometimes (rarely) sighted, are what is causing it!
Mine is, in fact, not just a guardian, but a traveler, as well as an ardent explorer. She is a pretty powerful little creature and yes, numerous offerings can be a side-effect... she goes crazy sometimes. (Love her for it, too.)
I didn't realize you had a actual cat in this dimension - in behavior they are similar. I had a crazy cat once also, Crazy Daisy, whom I fed with a pipette (liquid) before she passed away of cancer. One thing I didn't get from her is offerings: she would not go outside - the reason was that we found her as a kitten, getting beat up by a big tomcat, so we rescued her, but she was afraid of the outdoors ever since: you could hold her in your arms and step outside, and she would start shaking.
But she was good at catching flies at the window.
Why we caller her crazy: she would several times a day run up the stairs to the bedroom, bounce off the bed onto the window, off backwards, down into the living room, bounce off the screen door and back up again at top speed.
Yes, that does sound a bit crazy... lol
So your cat had her workout routine.
Well, in actual actuality (what is that?), I don't, but I did, so I was actually (there it is again) talking about my hyper-dimensional cat. You said I may argue having a cat, a hyper-dimensional cat, and I said I would never argue such a thing! :)
Speaking of cats in this actual actuality (again, what is that?), the description of my hyper-dimensional cat does indeed fit the actual cat I had!
Big time explorer, we would go hiking, together, for kilometers... when I made a fire, she would stand with me, right next to it (a big fire), she was fearless, extremely curious, and very happy.
Quote about Egyptian cats in tomb paintings: "People were often depicted on hunting trips with their cats." - seems fitting here.
http://ancientegyptonline.co.uk/cat.html
From that same page: "These scenes should not necessarily be taken at face value."
Or..., maybe they should! :)
Which brings us back to, what is this actual actuality/reality? Is life rigid, or does it flow? Does it flow in one direction, or can it flow anywhere it wants to?
Thanks for adding that here!
Somehow, when I see this form I always think of flow of energy, movement of it and all that things we are all made off @anibas. Not to mention I love this kind of work :)
Thank you for sharing your associations @jungwatercolor!
Good graphic, Sabina. I see Langolier who turned his back on us. Perhaps he is not so evil and scary. Perhaps he is small and kind. But I would not want him to turn around. Just in case :)
Thank you, Phil! The Langoliers!! That was a long time ago... loved the first part, the mystery, then it got a bit silly, if I remember correctly.
I watched a film by "The Langoliers" in the distant 90's. Then it was a new film, and I was a teenager. I was interested and scared.
Stephen King's Langoliers, right?
They call it a mini series, but it was just 2 episodes. That's what I meant, the first one was good, or nicely mysterious, and the second was silly. I don't remember it being scary, but I watched it a long time ago.
Yes, but it was so long ago. I remember only these terrible monsters. Perhaps now they look ridiculous and funny. Visual effects in films have come a long way since then :)
got it mixed up with cousin Itt, and with him, it doesn't matter if he turns around.
The 'bee's-eye' view of what was thought to be a great food score of a giant flower only to discover it was the ratted head of a pesky human, whose hair-do had got the better of them. Am I right?
lol! Wonderful, thank you!
<3
:) Thank you @artizm
I like the concept and also details...wonderful painting my friend...