Art Evolution:
The Deep Blue Sea and Greek Mythology Today
Dr Abe V Rotor
Blue Fish AV Rotor 2025
Blue* in the deep sea
makes the fish free,
invisible to their enemy
and to their prey.
* Blue light is known as high-energy visible (HEV) light because it has the shortest wavelengths - and therefore the highest energy - of all visible light. Thus making the ocean and the sky appear blue.
Legendary Cave by AV Rotor 2025
It reminds us of the Minotaur*
slayed by a young hero;
wonder if there's a Theseus today,
to make the story true.
*Minotaur - a mythical creature portrayed during classical antiquity
with the head and tail of a bull and the body of a man
Quo vadis, art?
Author (left) poses with his relatives from Baguio City in their recent visit at the Living with Nature Center, in San Vicente Ilocos Sur, their hometown. (Conrad, Zabeth and Kian Rotor). The back-to-back paintings depict scenarios on the relevance of art in our fast changing world today in two themes: ecology (protection of our natural environment), and mythology (in search of "heroes" in our midst). ~
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