I like the fact that I began in the sky, with unlimited possibilities, to hopping on and off the clouds as I question different areas of research. Where I start refining my questions and focussing on the most relevant and suitable area of inquiry, the clouds begin to lessen. Not meaning limitations, but focus. It leaves me with the impression of looking downwards into a microscope...
For some reason at first glance, I felt uncomfortable that the arrows were pointing downwards and my image of success is upwards, but if you look through a telescope, the objects remain far away from reality, don't they!?
Ha - yes I can see that - the arrows are about focus and perhaps bringing that focus down to earth - in project work people talk abut ownership - I actually put them in after showing them to someone who asked for an indication on what should be going on - interesting
I have some other images in mind - I am finding images a good way to think through questions
Hi Paula,
ReplyDeleteI can relate to this drawing.
I like the fact that I began in the sky, with unlimited possibilities, to hopping on and off the clouds as I question different areas of research. Where I start refining my questions and focussing on the most relevant and suitable area of inquiry, the clouds begin to lessen. Not meaning limitations, but focus. It leaves me with the impression of looking downwards into a microscope...
For some reason at first glance, I felt uncomfortable that the arrows were pointing downwards and my image of success is upwards, but if you look through a telescope, the objects remain far away from reality, don't they!?
Thanks Paula.
Best Wishes,
Jo
Ha - yes I can see that - the arrows are about focus and perhaps bringing that focus down to earth - in project work people talk abut ownership - I actually put them in after showing them to someone who asked for an indication on what should be going on - interesting
ReplyDeleteI have some other images in mind - I am finding images a good way to think through questions