Geographis Elementum

"Geographis Elementum" is a black and white drawing by David Moraton that conveys a sense of unity and interconnectedness within nature. The artwork features a tree-like structure, which has human-like arms extending outwards, creating an impression of reaching towards the heavens or the future.

The artist's aim in this work was to access, represent, and promote an augmented state of consciousness where seemingly opposing concepts reveal themselves to be deeply connected. This is reflected in the combination of natural elements such as tree structures, anatomy, and animal forms.

By exploring the wondrous, the impossible, and the invisible, Moraton creates a sense of wonder and fascination for nature that resonates with the viewer. The artwork invites the viewer to look beyond the surface and explore the interconnectivity of all things through tangible, believable forms.

In essence, "Geographis Elementum" is a testament to the artist's vision of an interconnected world where natural elements are intertwined in a dance of creation, growth, and transformation. It challenges our perceptions and encourages us to see the world from a new perspective - one that celebrates the sublime beauty of nature and its endless possibilities.

White Graphite on Black Paper 29x21 cm 2025