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Over-Materialized, Highly-Conditioned, Mechanized Reality--

What if you'd never seen or heard of the color Blue? Or maybe, many centuries ago, before life became quantified in numbers and material thought, your ancestors recognized the color Blue and lived in it, was a part of it without being conscious of it, and from Blue life transformed from a non-physical form to a physical form we call Red.

It was a natural state of Being, this combination of transitions between wavelengths, frequencies, vibrations, colors. Life existed not just in a heavy vibration of light which solidified into material existence, but in a boundless variety of fine vibrations of non-material existence, as well. And in these the myriad forms came and went to and fro, not because they died and shirked their physical body, but because they were awake to life in the fullest degree.

However, Red lost itself in itself in the heavy, material state and began to conquer all the other colors, especially Blue, the essential color that helped Red see a broader view, that kept it in balance. Red declared through its accumulation of objects, to the dominance of the brain away from the more natural intelligence of the mind and heart, that only this material universe existed.

Grand institutions of religion of an esoteric and secular persuasion justified this position, either by way of a monotheistic, warrior god-like being sitting above and dominating the natural order, or by a nihilistic, sanctimonious god of quantification and measurement.

Furthermore, Red created a class structure where by only an elite few actually benefited from the color. The majority became conquered and assimilated from Blue into a vast array of splintered, Red belief systems to keep them from recognizing their unity with one another and absolute state of being.

As time is an intrinsic aspect of Red, all it needed was more of it until most of the world became Red. Now the world is almost completely Red, and so few Blue exist that they've become a stuff of myth and fiction.

**Acrylic paint in small little bottles, colored pencil, and black paper.

Description

Over-Materialized, Highly-Conditioned, Mechanized Reality--

What if you'd never seen or heard of the color Blue? Or maybe, many centuries ago, before life became quantified in numbers and material thought, your ancestors recognized the color Blue and lived in it, was a part of it without being conscious of it, and from Blue life transformed from a non-physical form to a physical form we call Red.

It was a natural state of Being, this combination of transitions between wavelengths, frequencies, vibrations, colors. Life existed not just in a heavy vibration of light which solidified into material existence, but in a boundless variety of fine vibrations of non-material existence, as well. And in these the myriad forms came and went to and fro, not because they died and shirked their physical body, but because they were awake to life in the fullest degree.

However, Red lost itself in itself in the heavy, material state and began to conquer all the other colors, especially Blue, the essential color that helped Red see a broader view, that kept it in balance. Red declared through its accumulation of objects, to the dominance of the brain away from the more natural intelligence of the mind and heart, that only this material universe existed.

Grand institutions of religion of an esoteric and secular persuasion justified this position, either by way of a monotheistic, warrior god-like being sitting above and dominating the natural order, or by a nihilistic, sanctimonious god of quantification and measurement.

Furthermore, Red created a class structure where by only an elite few actually benefited from the color. The majority became conquered and assimilated from Blue into a vast array of splintered, Red belief systems to keep them from recognizing their unity with one another and absolute state of being.

As time is an intrinsic aspect of Red, all it needed was more of it until most of the world became Red. Now the world is almost completely Red, and so few Blue exist that they've become a stuff of myth and fiction.

**Acrylic paint in small little bottles, colored pencil, and black paper.