Albert Herdianto Widjojo
Think the unthinkable
Imagine never before imagined and unimagined
Feel the experience that can not be felt on the boundary of reality
Enter a reality that is different from mere material reality.
My knowledge is the limit of my ignorance.
Illustration by Albert Herdie – Digital painting from part of Life of the Cosmos series – Stretched Out of Cocoon
Great work, very nice!
Thank you very much for your appreciation, Branka
Another wonderful work of art!
Waww… I’m honored! Thank you very much, Leslie
Thanks a lot, dear friend
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“…as sure as shore brings cease to seas”. Another of your brilliant philosophies…
Ignorance is not bothersome until it is “willful”, THAT, I fear, raises my tail fin!
As always, profound and poignant. >-=^;>
It’s lucky we have fins or wings. Unfortunately, not everyone is as fortunate as us, imprisoned in the ego, drifting in fond of torture, burning by hate, liking mental illness, and so on. Peaceful greetings, free man brothers!
Great work, very nice!
Thank you, dear friend
Lovely post
Thank you Pamela
Love your vortex in blue!
Thanks for the compliment Lois
Stunning artwork and great words!
Thank you so much Ellie
I would’ve said that ignorance is the boundary of knowledge because ignorance seems to infinite…
Basically I agree with your opinion, it’s just that, given the common people’s point of view that is heavily tied to paradigmatic knowledge and belief, which relies heavily on scientific facts (which still very limited) or religious dogma (if not scientific) then I put the knowledge in Ahead, merely showing how indeed the ability of something which is so very very very small to see something unlimited.
We should think with our head, unfortunately it is not always the case
We do have to think with our heads, unfortunately, our logic is very limited. Thank you for your feedback, Vidocka.
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A great reminder of how our minds are limitless and we should all think outside the box!
Perfect imagery to accompany this post.
All that limits us is ourselves. Only by removing the molds that have been implanted in our eyes by all those around us, we can understand and realize that we are truly unlimited. Thanks for the compliment, Carol, you are very kind.
Absolutely amazing!
Thanks for the amazing comment Gina
Nice way to look at it Albert!
Nice to hear your compliment, Andrew
That is pretty cool! Love the colors you’ve chosen!
Thank you, Icy