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Happily walking my life away

Happily walking my life away
Happily walking my life away; Steps performed at the speed of An ordinary human, dragging this Lasting but ever-changing body To entertain or survive Slower than the laziest wheels; Shaving some of the seemingly Endlessness, relishing in whatever Perspectives determined to come by
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Nature
Gemaakt: 17/02/2024
Grootte: A2
Oriëntatie: landscape
Type: drawing
Te Koop:
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There are many ways you can travel to most locations you need to go, and there's only one almost universal: walking. Even though that's an intriguing idea, it doesn't influence my love for the transportation method much. Frankly, I struggle to understand why I love it so much -- I'm Dutch, so maybe it's because biking is just too prevalent, making walking another way to feel unique. My parents think I'm crazy. They also think it's weird that I don't repair my bike or get a driver's license. But I'm content with walking -- toward public transit if necessary. Walking seems to suit me. I don't move or go outside enough, or rather, I wouldn't if it weren't for walking. There's also so much time in our lives, and a lot of it we waste on dopamine machines; walking is an alright alternative to that. And finally (and this is a secret), it's how I find all the ideas for my art. I'm not sure who leaves them there, but throughout the city (and surrounding area), someone ditches all these great, free ideas I pick up, which nobody else ever seems to. Maybe they're all too busy to look around.

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