Sense: Sight, Scent, Touch, Taste, Sound
our senses: perceiving from inside
Culture is the sum of our sensory perception, human need, consumption, refuse, creativity and innovation.
…the scent of a strange flower, the exhaust off the street, the spice from a food vendor, the speedy rush of a rollercoaster ride, the pound of a waterfall, the freeze of an icy wind, the heat of the burning sun, the color of a winter sunset, the shape of a young squirrel, the texture of tile, the touch of exotic fabric, the glare off a skyscraper, the sound of glass breaking, the gasp of the crowd at a sports stadium, sweet frosting on a birthday cake, the splash of a canoe paddle, the deafening grind of the factory floor, the scrape of a palm tree frond, a starry sky seen from a mountaintop, a gesture of hope, the glare of neon lights, hot soup broth on a chilly day, the damp scent of an underground cave, the arid heat of a desert path, the tickle of new clothes…
Using our senses awakens our brains, helps us perceive, and builds awareness of culture that surrounds us.
When we are open to our senses, we find creativity in many forms.
George Hodan, Blue Butterfly. 2017. Photograph. Publicdomainimages.net
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