Ilona & Rimas Metlovas

Sublime- The white sculpture

A couple of years ago, a spark of imagination lit up within me, and I set out to create a mystical creature. My mind danced with possibilities, and my pencil sketched out a flurry of ideas. I envisioned a being that would embody the essence of our world - a creature that would reflect the beauty and diversity of all the creatures we share our planet with.

After much deliberation, my creation took shape. I named it "Sublime." Sublime was a magnificent fusion of an eagle, fish, and bull. It had the head of an eagle, the body of a fish, and the legs of a bull. Its wings were broad and powerful, allowing it to soar high above the land and sea. Its scales glistened in the sun, shimmering with hues of blue. Its eyes held a glint of ancient wisdom, as though it had witnessed the birth and evolution of our planet.

As I gazed upon my creation, I felt a sense of awe and wonder wash over me. Sublime was more than just a physical entity - it was a symbol of the interconnectedness of all life on Earth. Each element of Sublime represented a different aspect of our world - the eagle, a symbol of strength and freedom, soaring above the clouds; the fish, a symbol of adaptability and resilience, navigating the depths of the oceans; and the bull, a symbol of power and grace, roaming the vast grasslands.

Sublime was a reminder that we are not alone in this world - we are part of a vast and wondrous web of life. Every creature, big and small, has a role to play in the grand scheme of things. Every tree, every river, every mountain, and every cloud is part of a delicate balance that sustains our planet.

As I looked upon Sublime, I realized that it was more than just a creation - it was a gift. A gift to remind us of the beauty and wonder of our world, and the importance of cherishing and protecting it. Sublime was a call to action - a call to come together as one, to work towards a brighter future, and to ensure that the legacy we leave behind is one of hope, love, and reverence for all life on Earth.