Henrik Hey visual artist works

Birds

	The other day I watched a bird for a long time, it was on the branches of the olive and almond trees, it hopped and chirped and jumped from branch to branch and its whistling sounded like a lovely song. The earth and the wind enjoyed it and so did my eyes. I almost envied it its way of life. It went down to the earth, hopped to a water puddle and bowed over towards it, attentive at everything it did. Drinking, it hopped to and fro. This was like a water well to it, a deep well full of water, that shallow hole in a large, flat stone. How beautiful, how wonderful is the love of life! The bird held a blade of grass in its beak and took off into the air, enjoying the caresses of Mother Nature... Enjoy, my love, the warm sunlight. How beautiful, how wonderful is the love of life! Alfio Antico	Balance 32 x 43 cm Edition: 20

		Getting there 32 x 43 cm Edition: 20

		This woodblock print The dive was selected for the open competition, exhibition International Mokuhanga Exhibition 2014 in Tokyo, Japan. The dive 32 x 43 cm Edition: 20

		Walking on egg shells 32 x 43 Edition: 20

		Fish nor fowls 29 x 39 cm Edition: 12

		All we need 24 x 30 cm Edition: 15

		Visitors 24 x 30 cm Edition: 15

		The old oak tree 24 x 30 cm Edition: 15

		Love of life 27 x 30 cm Edition: 8

		Nagasawa bird Collaboration project with Masahiro Takade 28 x 37 cm Edition: 20

		All around 31 x 28 cm Edition: 15

		Prosperity 31 x 31 cm Edition: 12