Nature in Art

At the same time, I was constantly attracted to art. After all these years, I realized that it is essentially a process that is inevitable, because the connection between art and nature is in its essence inseparable.
Nature inspires every observer, and when you learn to observe it, you begin to see many other phenomena and things down to the smallest details, which people mostly miss.
The moments in which the structures, colors, geometry, symmetry and harmony of the asymmetry of a person are revealed cannot leave one indifferent.
If we look back into the past, we can easily conclude that she was the eternal inspiration of many artists throughout the centuries, who wanted to immortalize such moments in their works, but this was only possible for those who could observe her “up close”.
My art, in the beginning, was based on children’s drawings with which I filled school notebooks and textbooks, not caring about the fact that those places were intended for some other content. They were almost always depictions of animals, mostly birds, which delighted me with their appearance. I’ll be honest, I didn’t like school in general, which is not to be praised. The only subjects I liked were art and biology.
In the biology office, I discovered Alfred Edmund Brehm’s book, “The Life of Animals“, which was the main turning point in the story I’m writing to you now, so I must first look back at the hero who perhaps inspired me the most and encouraged me to falconry, about which there were very few words in the book, but enough to ignite the passion I carried deep inside.