Similarly, I like the process of
setting up speakers, subwoofers and stumps in the forest as what “I” feel in
the article. Definitely, in the forest, the environment is more intriguing and
some suddenly surprising events can happen, like the loud sound almost shudder
everyone. Actually, I don’t like the situation “I” tucking earphones and walking
back and forth on the station. No surprise, no specialty and nothing interests
me. I don’t even know what is the purpose of doing this?
I like each story behind the
artwork of Miller and Cardiff, like “The Dark Pool” may be a closely
self-portrait of Miller and Cardiff, and this is also a reason why they resist
selling it. I am curious about what their mood are when they are creating this
artwork? Also, “The Murder of Crows” talks a story about the tough time they
have been through and also the time they plan to adopt their infant daughter.
One artwork is about them and another one is about their family. They can put their
feelings, no matter nervous and sad into the pieces. However, I am confused why
themes of their pieces are negative, and I don’t see the happiness neither from
descriptions of their artworks or just directly from names of artworks.
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