I was reading the New York Times Art section and there was an article about a exhibition of Western Modernism and lays out the beginnings of it, entitled "On Line". I stumbled across a description of what a line can represent and thought it would a great thing to explore and find something in relation to the theme.
"Yes, you can draw a line on a flat surface using traditional tools. But you can also sculpture a line, or cut, dig, drip, sew, walk, dance or weave one. You can make a line bold or all but invisible, tiny or 16 miles long. You can draw it with a well-schooled skill or with no skill at all, hands off."

Look at this beach in Tasmania’s East Coast in Australia! Nature makes no mistakes!
Let's go there! Wow...there are so many great places I would love to visit, (but too little money to afford it) But maybe makes travels more intriguing and exciting! Tay! I'll be soon in Parissss!!!!
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