Imago Mundi
I cannot help thinking about an internet image showing a space probe launched into space to explore an asteroid located not so far away from us, where from the Earth and the Moon appear as two tiny spots of light coming from nothingness. A black nothingness, like 95% of the dark space (matter, energy or whatever it is and is to be eventually unearthed and by astro-physicians) that forms the never-ending Universe. I have recently discovered and read the book of Gabriel Kelemen titled "Hermeneutics of Genesis", a book with surprisingly less text paragraphs than I have expected but which were outstandingly documented from the scientific perspective, with astonishing and revealing images that were more than consistent with the approach, vision and message of the author who is an exegete in fine arts and at the same time, a visual artist who manages to prove the similarities existing here, within this tiny spot of light in the universe, among all that we know about color, dot, line, spot, about the original sin in the biblical story of the Old Testament, about the evolution of vegetal and animal life, in a space dominated by the idea of the top & bottom, of gravity and solar attraction.