With a passion that was both playful and obsessive, he pursued innovative studies of anatomy, fossils, birds, the heart, flying machines, optics, botany, geology, water flows, and weaponry. us he became the archetype of the Renaissance Man, an inspiration to all who believe that the “infinite works of nature,” as he put it, are woven together in a unity filled with marvelous patterns. His ability to combine art and science, made iconic by his drawing of a perfectly
infinite works of nature, benim memleketimde dostum. Doğanın sonsuz eserleri dut,ceviz,alma, bizim buralarda.Kitabı okuyor
FILM FOR HER
SWAN SONG
What stood between us was both distance and
unrequited belonging. Naturally, I kept my wits
about me and preserved not to be led astray from my
realities. Distractions will do you good for moments
at a time, but it was he who needled his way into the
forefront of my musings. Upon discovering this
truth, what followed was an October of
"Birds born in a cage think flying is an ilness."
"Kafeste doğan kuşlar uçmayı hastalık sanırlar."
Alejandro Jodorowsky