CONNECTING IMAGE 39 C and a key Minimal explanations: A sport event in a parallel environment, region; semi tropical. The organization of this image aims at eliminating time (to make the physical presence of the image disappeared). Because of the transfer of the original to virtual, the image is not exact. For more information, please view the connecting images 24 & 25 C, and 51 C (comparison and excerpts). For a screen of 1200 pixels in width.
Key for C, dry pastel 460 (27.5 x 35 cm)	
It is possible to simplify this organization by using bleu / green for the team on the left and green for the one on the right because there is a net separating them. 
E	G	J	D	C	K
a                                  b			     	                  c				              d      e	                  f              		      g                h     i    j                 k  
39 C, dry pastel, format 3 (51 X 76 cm when framed), length of exposure 2 m, 1994.This connecting image is composed of: A = residences, B = sport complex, C = volleyball, D = rowing, E = view of stadium, G = high jump, F H I J = running events, K = sailing. This sporting event is held in an environment conceived according to the simple way that color is organized in the natural world that I have classified as Parallel Color ©. The purpose of each line, form, light, color, shade, etc in this image is to reproduce a motion that lets the thought process strives towards improvement. This image is a reminder of how important it is to be surrounded by connecting sensory information. It is the result of the sensory information of Bach, Beethoven, Escher, Gaudi, Ingres, La Tour, Ravel, Rembrandt, Vivaldi, etc. There are no cars because noise (motor, tires, etc) = broken or non connecting sensory information. 
I use the technique (dry pastel) because; A) it is a lot faster than using oil paint, B) its precision is surprisingly high with practice and C) for storage purposes; paper instead of canvases. This image must be exhibited on a wall similar to  	    , with dimmed light, in order to experience it adequately. The separations within the image are for the framing.  
Theory: A parallel environment facilitates the access to instantaneous improvement. This discovery could not be made available before the arrival of virtual reality, because of the almost impossibility of experiencing it in the present manufactured world (non parallel), and or to convince enough persons to put it into practice. Virtual reality brings this introduction.
Approximate view of the sphere

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