The width is alive. It pulsates through the fabric of our lives, influencing our perception of reality, our sense of space, and our understanding of the world around us. It may seem like a mundane and insignificant concept, often overlooked and taken for granted. However, upon closer inspection, its impact becomes palpable. In the physical realm, the width manifests in various forms. From the vast expanse of the ocean to the narrow confines of a city street, it provides us with a sense of scale and perspective.
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As an Adult, he doesn t chase sticks balls squirrels anymore, but his tail has been known to send people particularly small children such as his son flying when he gets really excited. From my wander Collection and the very first piece Go where you feel most alive An intersection of CNC Powder Coated Steel mixed with hand cut and wet saw cut ceramic tile from Mercury Mosaics.
From the vast expanse of the ocean to the narrow confines of a city street, it provides us with a sense of scale and perspective. It shapes our experiences and interactions, whether we navigate expansive landscapes or squeeze through a crowd. Beyond the tangible, the width also operates on a metaphorical level.
Wander Collection: "Go where you feel most alive"
An intersection of CNC Powder Coated Steel mixed with hand cut and wet saw cut ceramic tile from Mercury Mosaics. Most tiles in shades of emerald greens with a pop of pink.
This work explores the influence of Art Nouveaux style, a hint at aerial views of street maps, a love of plants and greenery and lastly, the vintage nature of this mosaic art form. A juxtaposition of organic and industrial design. I share the why behind Mercedes Austin Art in this blog with more images and influences for this piece.
About this piece:
- 18” Width X 18” Height
- Set in a Black and Emerald Frame
- Premium Subway Tile meticulously cut to contour the curves
- Repurposed Glazed Test Tile
- Premium Mosaic Pieces hand cut
- Reclaimed Subway Tile
- Powder Coated Steel
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Couldn't load pickup availability RefreshFrom my wander Collection and the very first piece: "Go where you feel most alive" An intersection of CNC Powder Coated Steel mixed with hand cut and wet saw cut ceramic tile from Mercury Mosaics. Most tiles in shades of emerald greens with a pop of pink. This work explores the influence of Art Nouveaux style, a hint at aerial views of street maps, a love of plants and greenery and lastly, the vintage nature of this mosaic art form. A juxtaposition of organic and industrial design. I share the why behind Mercedes Austin Art in this blog with more images and influences for this piece.
About this piece:
- 18” Width X 18” Height
- Set in a Black and Emerald Frame
- Premium Subway Tile meticulously cut to contour the curves
- Repurposed Glazed Test Tile
- Premium Mosaic Pieces hand cut
- Reclaimed Subway Tile
- Powder Coated Steel
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It represents the breadth of ideas, possibilities, and emotions that exist within our minds. It encompasses diversity, encompassing different perspectives, beliefs, and values. It invites us to expand our horizons, break free from narrow-mindedness, and embrace the richness that diversity brings. Moreover, the width is not a fixed entity. It is fluid and adaptable, accommodating the ebb and flow of life. It enables us to navigate through the twists and turns, providing room for growth and change. It encourages us to explore beyond our limitations, charting new paths and discovering hidden opportunities. In the social context, the width fosters connection and understanding. It bridges the gaps between cultures, generations, and ideologies. It encourages empathy and compassion, promoting a sense of belonging and unity. It teaches us to embrace differences and find common ground, facilitating dialogue and collaboration. The width is alive, not stagnant or static. It breathes life into our existence, inviting us to expand and embrace the vastness and diversity of the world. It challenges us to venture beyond our comfort zones, explore the unknown, and embrace the surprises that await. It is a reminder that life is not confined to narrow spaces but is a tapestry of experiences waiting to be explored. In conclusion, the width is more than a mere measurement or dimension. It is a vibrant force that permeates every aspect of our lives. It is a call to adventure, a celebration of diversity, and a reminder of the limitless possibilities that await us. So let us embrace the width, for it carries within it the essence of life itself..
Reviews for "Unlocking the Width: Tips for Creating Eye-Catching Graphics"
1. John - 2/5 - I was really disappointed with "The Width is Alive". The storyline was confusing and hard to follow, and the characters felt underdeveloped. It seemed like the movie was trying too hard to be deep and philosophical, but it just ended up being pretentious. The pacing was slow, and I found it difficult to stay engaged throughout the film. Overall, I wouldn't recommend it to others.
2. Sarah - 1/5 - This movie was a complete waste of time. The concept of a living width sounded interesting, but the execution was terrible. The film lacked a coherent plot and the acting was subpar at best. The special effects were also poorly done, making it difficult to suspend disbelief. I found myself counting down the minutes until it was over, and even then, I was left feeling unsatisfied and confused.
3. David - 2/5 - "The Width is Alive" had potential, but it fell flat for me. The idea of a living width could have been fascinating, but the movie never fully explored or explained it. The plot was disjointed and hard to follow, and the characters were forgettable. The pacing was slow, and there were several unnecessary scenes that dragged on for too long. Overall, it felt like a missed opportunity for an intriguing concept.