And all in a blur, it started where it ended. We closed the page and would begin to read backwards whilst living the story forwards in time. And as they all lived happily ever after, an expanse of green grass welcomed us with open arms into a journey we had paused to begin. Although most of what we could see was almost entirely green, there was no definition of time and place, and the world around us began to imagine reality just as much as we did. Almost all of a sudden we became immersed in the life within the “Objects” which stood beside us, as our minds embodied a feeling more profound than reason; a spontaneous intensity of vivid colours gathered around us - a swirling sense of possibility far greater than any logical structure we could touch. 

All of our senses were heightened as far up as the tallest skyscraper; we looked out from the top floor as panels of glass framed the most glorious panorama of man-made ingenuity. 

We saw “tiny people” walking through the pathways below and we imagined flying through their minds in a paper aeroplane, as our own duplication sprung into life in the simulation that played on slowly and steadily before us. 

The same trails we passed by were imprinted on the intricate lines of our palms, and suddenly we thought “how did life become so good?” A wooden cube sat in our hands and as our garden shed began to fade, the weather threw a beam of light over a fence covered in flourishing grass, always greener and it certainly was, but a pair of sunglasses helped shade the space where practicality was unearthed. A friendly garden of wildflowers delicately waved to us as we held the empty box of seeds in our hands. 

Placing the box on the ground we gathered sand from the desert as the smell of fresh tarmac parked nostalgia into a space of unexpected territory. How could we possibly combine multiple illogical scenes into one image, framed on all sides, the completion of a perfect story weaved into infinite sensibility and an overwhelmingly delightful discovery of heightened sensitivity. 

There was hope, there was happiness, there was deep thought where simplicity played along, and ahead we could see an extraordinary panorama and a spectacular perspective of life gently smiling before us.

This was life’s explanation of its own intricacies passing through the sky, as a tiny raindrop settled on the tiny head of a pigeon. The pigeon sat on a concrete surface held in place by gravity and all that would fall would be brought back to the sky through a flying device with wings that can glide. The pigeon sat above the top floor of the skyscraper and watched us staring forever at the “tiny people” walking through the pathways below and imagined flying through our mind in a paper aeroplane, as it’s duplication sprung into life in the simulation that played on slowly and steadily before us all.

— UOWCIII