SENTIENT – Return to stillness. By Daniel Popper at The Morton Arboretum in Illinois
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Sculptor Daniel Popper
SENTIENT (A being sensitive in perception or feeling) by Daniel Popper at The Morton Arboretum in Lisle, Illinois, United States. Photos by Jonx Pillemer. This is the 2nd artwork part of the Human+Nature exhibition on display at the The Morton Arboretum.
News blasting at us, fragmenting us, dislocating us from our selves and the world around us
Daniel Popper: There is no denying how easy it is to be distracted in today’s world. Over exposure to phones, media, news blasting at us, fragmenting us, dislocating us from our selves and the world around us. The daily digital dementia leads to a scrambling of our senses.
This piece for me speaks to a return to stillness. For me being and connecting with Nature and meditation are essential in finding my center in the chaos.
And the awareness that there is no separation between us and nature .
“In going out I found was really going in.” – John Muir
More by David Popper at The Morton Arboretum: “Hallow” and “UMI”.
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