Labyrinthsculptures.co.nz Website Review

A prime motivating factor in displaying these works is due to a recognition of creative works being about the relationship between the work itself and it's perceiver, that is YOU, any message is your message. That has in effect, nothing to do with the hand of it's creator....... on this physical level, and who that may be is always debatable.  It is my supposition that the creator gets his jollies in the creative process itself and now it's your turn if you so choose, to give some “body and substance” via your perceptions, within your universe, where else is there? So this website is an evolving(?) compendium of works, and of course we all know evolution is a slow progression.......  With denial of being an artist of any sort the claim here is of just someone that can't leave well enough alone. Some may wonder at the name “Treedragon” however it is just a reference and in itself is of no importance even with a little history to it, but in the main there is only one consideration. This ‘being’ is not into the promotion of personality. Personality can be seen as divisive and limiting in the sense that consciousness is a process of growth, ever expansion, and partaking of a cipher such as Treedragon tends to short circuit the cult of personality. This Treedragon, or whoever, has enough hints of self to not need defining, you can do that if you wish, it is your universe. Treedragon's latest work can now be viewed in person at the Mahara Sculpture Park & Pottery on the Coromandel Peninsular, New Zealand. If you want to check the website go to:  www.maharasculpturepark.kiwi The Sculpture of growth and possibilities resonating within. For the most part you will will see aspects of this land, Aotearoa, expressed through hammer and chisel, bringing stone to life through the eyes of you, the viewer, along with an as*ortment of photos of the world as treedragon sees it. On the other hand it is easyish to flourish a digital camera so you may well see more action in that department. The Images section