Colours of Silence
Our human appreciation of the natural world and its processes has been diminished during recorded human history by a feeling of self-dislocation from one another and our surroundings, which results in profound psychological, social and environmental harm and conflict. By combining imagery of natural beauty with that of devastation, The Colour of Silence shows both ‘paradise lost’ and the possibility of ‘paradise regained’ through a more truly enlightened awareness of our human place in nature, not as controllers but as included inhabitants of a richly varied planetary scene that is for all we know unique in this universe.