Greek mythology believed that the Aether was the God of light. It was also believed that the light could be manipulated through the use of gravity. The gravity could be directed with that of a virtual tube or writing instrument to create words, letters or drawings. It is the author's opinion that he now has proof or evidence of the existence of the Aether. The images contained within this visual publication are a representation of the evidence. You are invited to delve deep into the multi-layered imagery inside the pages of The Elements-Aether. The God of the heavens is magical and beyond comprehension. There is nothing that He cannot accomplish. His abilities are beyond what we could ever imagine or dream of. The infinite beauty, creativity and thoughts of our Adonai will never be contained or restrained within the dome of our cranium. He is the Alpha and Omega, The Beginning and the End. He is not limited by time, space or matter. Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
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Justyn Time stands out as the ultimate artist for Fine art Photography with over 40 years of experience in the field. The collection here of The Elements captures the intricacies and details of the Creator within the 4 elements of creation. There are faces, numbers, words and even creatures to be discovered within the images represented here. Justyn has been an artist since his childhood, drawing and painting throughout elementary and high school. In 2021 he started photographing The Elements As he emerged from a deep depression of approximately sixteen years. His first born daughter, Linnea Rose at 26 days of age. Her death broke his heart in unimaginable ways. As Jesus healed his heart, God opened his eyes to the Elements. Justyn believes that God loves us so much that all of creation testifies to His existence! The images of art are straight from the heart of love. He recommends that you view or study each image for a minimum of thirty three seconds. That is when the images truly come to life. A quick glance and a turn of the page will not suffice. That is his advice.
