In the karst and limestone topography of central Texas, the power of water has played a siginifcant role in sculpting the landscape. From small cracks to the Colorado River, water has carved the ground plain and the subsurface (karst) terrain of the region.
In this study, I symbolically continued a crack in the limestone. It is evident that the crack was made by water and a tree. The tree would not have grown without the water. Therefore, water again is the dominating factor of natural time and growth in this scene.
Monday, October 20, 2008
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