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Walk with me...
We all start the same way, with a fulfilling desire of pursuing a path, walk through the wonders of senses, life, places… With the combination of the perfect elements we started to evolve and what was one day raw land we transformed it into a built atmosphere. We may yet master the skills of rising walls and shelters, but there is much more to understand about a simple and yet complex element, - nature.
May history be re-written but no matter how eager we are, nature always finds its way, even in places where before there were tensions and danger, there is now freedom and peace. The materials are left to tell their story, to emerge on a new symbiosis, where simplicity takes place and we are not actors anymore, instead, we only get to be visitors / observers of a singular act, where the main role already belongs to what is out of our control, and takes back what was once theirs.
Even though we tend to re-locate ourselves, re-shape, re-transform, re-use, re-invent, ... something is guaranteed, no construction can survive without the presence of humans, if so... nature will take back over and over again.
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