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In my experience in the park, with my senses completely open to the environment, I find myself inadvertently in the process of searching for the perfect green to paint a landscape. As if it were a palette, I look through the different samples for the perfect tone to start painting on a canvas. It was very interesting to see myself involved in this process that is so primitive for me. I suppose that my nostalgia for older times in my training as a visual artist sometimes emerges spontaneously.

In my experience in the park, with my senses completely open to the environment, I find myself inadvertently in the process of searching for the perfect green to paint a landscape. As if it were a palette, I look through the different samples for the perfect tone to start painting on a canvas. It was very interesting to see myself involved in this process that is so primitive for me. I suppose that the nostalgia for older times in my training as a visual artist sometimes emerges spontaneously.

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	In my experience in the park, with my senses completely open to the environment, I find myself inadvertently in the process of searching for the perfect green to paint a landscape. As if it were a palette, I look through the different samples for the perfect tone to start painting on a canvas. It was very interesting to see myself involved in this process that is so primitive for me. I suppose that my nostalgia for older times in my training as a visual artist sometimes emerges spontaneously.		In my experience in the park, with my senses completely open to the environment, I find myself inadvertently in the process of searching for the perfect green to paint a landscape. As if it were a palette, I look through the different samples for the perfect tone to start painting on a canvas. It was very interesting to see myself involved in this process that is so primitive for me. I suppose that the nostalgia for older times in my training as a visual artist sometimes emerges spontaneously.