Houkou - T Nyuufiiruuzu yori e to taiwa (Tsuchiya Melissa Yaku)><BR> </P> <!-- ORIGINAL POEM / EIGO NO GENBUN - Arnold: Anything philosophical going on here? Tera: It seems the higher blue cube represents nature and the lower black one civilization. Edna: Could be, but are such interpretations needed? Why not just see just appreciate the visual patterns? Too much philosophy gets in the way of clear seeing. Heather: Maybe each work of art has multiple meanings. One one level there is merely shape and color, but I do also believe the artist was expressing a political vision. Randy: Too many so-called 'spiritual philosophies' see the world as non-political. That is naive and ultimately dangerous. Some sort of struggle is always taking place. Rather than seeking metaphysical escape, we must learn to face each struggle bravely. --> <DIV ALIGN=

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