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… in an eternal quest for the unknown.

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Drawings on paper

R2D2’s children

Learning from nature

Pollen meeting the ovule

A kite and a school bus

Elephant and the mouse

Is it possible to break the pattern of thought?

Everything is limited

A vehicle?

Sailing away to the distant horizon

Mother’s womb

My niece’s drawing

Spaceship

Chariots of fire

A simple flower

Motley curves and splines

Multiplication of memories

Looking at each other

Four circles sliding down

Return of the clones

Cork screw or DNA

Queen Jemima

Perhaps a lamp shade?

The voyage

Impoverished elephant

A million eyes

Starfish

Peacock prelude

A pregnant seal

Divided thoughts

Chicken in Aldebaran

A sheltering tree

A curtain in the living room: The Vyne

Father and son

When fear strikes

Future porcupine

Mother and daughter

Death with its scythe

The toys I played with…

A veiled woman

God save the yeast; Long live the yeast.

A swarm of fish

Kolam

Only knuckles & bones left…

Veil

How does a bruised number look ?

Diving in space

Artha Narishwar

Peacock entre

Sparks and winds

Peacock final

A country swan

Microencephaly

The connected universe

Chick dancing samba

An embryo developing into a foetus

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Thoughts in a square frame!

It is a bank holiday weekend in the UK. I became a member of The National Trust that will allow me to visit all historic buildings that this charity takes care of. I visited the Montisfont house near Winchester with a good friend of mine. I will certainly visit many more properties to appease the eyes and the soul.

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