They are two things that I believe humans can do very well: Destroy and killing each other.

So I painted nature on the right as pure as I imagine nature to be. I was enjoying painting that canvas, painting nature, but on the other side I also knew that I was going to destroy it. It's a pity but this is the message that I wanted to give. I suppose peoples looking at it will say it's beautiful, but it's a pity that on the left side it's so polluted with almost no color. By April 24, I had almost finished the painting. There's not much to say because you can see for yourself: there's landfill sites, smoke emission polluting the air, with acid drifting over to the unpolluted area. You can also see that I painted waterfalls bleeding, piles of tires holding back the garbage, and then the deforestation and pollution of the soil leaking more blood again. I also painted a touristic road going to a scenic viewpoint to allow those who pay to see the real nature. Because of what we did with nature on the left side, we don't have much to see now. What I can't believe is that we even have to pay now to see nature, because we destroyed everything. I believe that nature should be free for all of us to see, not a paid for commodity. Humans are so ignorant in polluting every thing. I also painted cement pillars as a new bridge to get across now to the real part of nature, to show that as we have destroyed every thing on the left, so we will need to continue destroy on the right side.