The Two Moons

Over the last 18 months I have spent everyday hiking at the same nature preserve. It has become not only my refuge but also I feel it has become a part of me. I can feel it’s residual energy everywhere that I go. Its memory has become merged with my own personal memory. It is comforting, but also uncertain. Will this refuge fall? Nature here is alert, listening, watching, and protecting. “When the two moons intersect, all is shown. Things аre always there, but you cannot see them during the day. Now everything is in a perpetual state of being, because it is always night.” There is a strong presence self-alienation in these images. The future self is unknown, and the past self no longer exists, as we knew it. The self is confined to the present and in many ways is being consumed by its own environment as protection.