Will To Nothingness

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Will To Nothingness

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Municipality: Wartau
District: Werdenberg
Canton: St. Gallen
Country: Switzerland
Trees: European ash (Fraxinus excelsior)?
Season: Autumn
Month: November
Mood: Calm and peaceful
Colours: Green, grey, yellow
Depiction: Two trees stand apart on a mist-shrouded crest on a November afternoon in autumn. The grey sky above them stretches into an infinite void. This emptiness absorbs all light and colour. Devoid of form or feature, a vast, blank expanse. An unyielding reminder of the void hanging over the scene.
The trees stand close, yet separated by an invisible chasm. An emotional distance belies their physical proximity. They rise from a hill where green and yellow grasses mix with tones of grey. Muted colours, due to the fog, swirling gently around them. The ground beneath them merges life and decay. Its liminal space echoes the paradox of their presence. These two trees, near but distant, embody disconnection. Their branches reach out, almost touching, yet they remain suspended. The mist around them cloaks their forms, softening their edges. A gaping wound in the landscape, the emotional void remains stark.
In this existential nothingness, meaning falters, a connection but a dream. Both trees fear the chasm, reflecting emptiness within and without. Their silent presence on the crest remains a contrast study. Proximity and distance, desire and despair, being and nothingness all blend. Will To Nothingness links contact and meaning amidst the encroaching void.