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Interplay

I forget where I found these photos, I think Reuters.com, but they're very nice. I love the juxtaposition of colors. The subjects of study are also extremely passionate activities, and the image definitely conveys that. In one you have the intimacy of man and woman in dance; the other is the fierceness and brutality of man and bull (not shown). The dance consists of elegant interplay of movements between partners that climaxes in a sweep or embrace of love; the bullfight is a violent, bloody battle between man and animal that comes to a death, usually for the bull. The key here is interplay. Life is all about interactions, some are collisions and others are less frontal. Life isn't a one lane one way road, or put another way, it takes two to tango.

These are thoughts evoked from seeing the pics...great art makes you think.


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