Between the woods
Picture of a Aquarium Iwagumi style
The main inspiration was the probably the most famous fresco in the Sistine Chapel and one of the most famous in modern art created by Michelangelo around 1511 and is located in the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel: The Creation of Adam
ravine with sunset
Al filo del ocaso
The aquarium's name comes from the fact that when I started setting it up, I had become a father for the second time. Little by little, the aquarium took shape, and two separate mountains emerged, one large and one small, each with its own plants and nooks and crannies, disappearing into the background like the lives each of them will lead, different, but from the same starting point.
生き甲斐 Ikigai, The road of the forest The term "生き甲斐" "ikigai" comes from Japanese culture and is made up of two words: "iki", which means "life" or "being alive", and "gai", which translates as "value" or "reason". ". Collectively, "ikigai" refers to "the reason for being" or "the reason for living". The ikigai philosophy focuses on finding a purpose in life and discovering what motivates us, gives us satisfaction and gives us meaning. It's a combination of what we love, what we're good at, what the world n
You can see an aquarium in diorama style. The layout consists of three hills with a plateau and a forest in the background
Aquarium
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Aquascape imitating Jura hills in southern Poland during fall
Heavily planted jungle style aquascape.
Fließender Bach im Dickicht des Waldes
El Portitxol - mgali_aquarium
flooded forest
55l aquascape ‘sunset walkway’
mountainous aquarium inspired by a painting of the catalan high pyrenees
An Iwagumi which mimics a landscape with two mountains
Where The Wild Flowers Grow
Into the light
Serenity
Spring of Jungle
Warrior
In the clearing
The Beauty after Storm
Into the sunset
Lost world
Amazonian Sunset
Torn roots circle
Iter insula
Talawa Flow
Cerība
Ars aemula naturae. Apuleio 125 d.c.
Window
Valley of colour
In Bloom
Red-green nature.
Riutort
Road to Eternity
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