Living Pieces - Perspective Practice

Remembering

The Art of Living

We forget the things we love.

Even art fades into the background once it hangs on a wall.

So what if remembering became an action?

Every page has two sides, each meaningful. The art itself invites reflection by turning it around — a daily ritual of perspective and awareness.

Living Pieces are art pieces that you turn around once in a while — two sides, two perspectives.

This page introduces The Living Piece — a concept where art is not static but alive, inviting movement, attention, and participation. The idea: each artwork (or notebook page) has two sides, and both deserve to be seen. The viewer is encouraged to turn the piece around once in a while — to shift perspective and renew awareness.

This page stands at the intersection of art, mindfulness, and memory.

It asks: What happens when remembering becomes embodied?

By turning the piece, we engage the same principle as in meditation — awareness renewed by movement, perspective refreshed by curiosity.

“The Living Piece” becomes a metaphor for consciousness itself:

One side shows the world as it is; the other reveals what we forget.

Front and back — reality and reflection — are inseparable, just as self and shadow, doing and being, art and life.

Each rotation becomes an act of love.