four elements // happy 2016

This might sound as a cheesy New Year's post, but I really do wish you all full of adventures and funny 2016! It started in such an amusing way and as people say, it's going to remain the same as you greeted it [I just hope the part of working drunk after 1.5hrs of sleep and being late will change]. Anyway, I had so many knowledge and adventures in 2015, did some traveling in UK, Lithuania and Europe in general and made few truly friends but hope those things will expand this year!
These images were made for one of my uni projects for Media Frontiers module in which we all had to make something that hasn't been done before, so I chose four elements as a theme and put some surrealistic effects in the end. Making realism in untouchable things is quiet important, both in pragmatic and metaphoric ways. Here you go!

Smell the atmosphere. Just take a breathe. What do you feel? Can you say, what kind of taste do the clouds have? Or what kind of colour are stars? It's undescribable. You just have to feel it, feel the air around you and listen to the sounds of the wind. Be in the moment.

People would always say you, 'look forward what's going to be' what litereally means 'wait for the things'. No. Don't look anywhere but into your space around, create an environment which is going to be close every day to you. It's a part of your life. And whatever your beliefs, honor your creator, not by passively waiting for grace to come down from upon high, but by doing what you can to make grace happen... yourself, right now, right down here on Earth.

Angels are spirits, they are flames of fire. Most of them are being discovered in different shapes and from various angles that do not connect. But you have been told since your early childhood, don't play with the fire. And later on, this meaning has more connection than it did when you were 3 years old.

There's no fear, no shame and no mascarade around you. There's only natural scents, feelings, sentiments. Sometimes they fall. Sometimes they stand up or go away and no one can find them. But for whatever we lose, like a you or a me, it's always our self we find in the sea. It's just not that easy to discover the way.

Medeine, Tanya, Eimantas, Mazvydas