Attracted by the circular, 'kaleidoscopic effect' of looking up to the sky in the heart of a forest and embracing the international theme I aim to show that what you see above can be revealed by looking below - wherever you are standing on our globe.

Cocoa seed, coconut, roman mosaics and Albertini glasses
I definitively wanted to use some vegetable maters for this mosaic, as I already did for “El improbable bosque (The improbable forest). I was inspired by the Spanish writer Elena Quiroga’s book : “La sangre” (The blood).
The main character is a tree, witness of a whole family story and wich survives through the centuries.

The forest is called the lung of the planet. Let’s leave its heart beating!

I am concerned about the demise of the Bee and its implication for the planet; just like the standards we live by; both seem to be slowly and firmly eroded by our conscious and subconscious  behaviour. 
I see the two closely linked small deeds and actions act as catalysts to greater events, both good and bad, just like a small insect making inroads in huge forests, bringing life to the darkness within."