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We got connected in the project by a cousin. My wifes mother was an artist. She was a rennaisance woman. 

I look at the picture in a presentational way, like seeing a whale and a sunset.

Over time looking at it I pick up other images. 

 

Deb says;” I am not a fan of abstract art, I only see the lines. I can feel the greyness I guess. Not in a negative or positive way, grey is just another colour. I actually like it. I like its simplicity, and I like the greyness. It feels like a calm rainy Portland day”. 

 

We put the picture up at a place we pass by multiple times a day. Previously there was a picture there in watercolour, having this one in grey and white black and white doesn’t stand out so much. 

 

The project is unique to us, we never heard of a project of this kind. It’s so nice to know about how others experienced being involved in this project. It is interesting to know how the project has been created from a wider perspective. We wondered how you get your information from countries with different languages.

 

Because of Covid we got into a way of living and therefore we didn’t have a lot of interaction with others. Besides sharing it with our daughter we kept the project to ourselves.

 

Art is a good thing to share, good for humanity, this is the most important value to us.