Photo of a photo. I have walked the same route many times. Nøklevann. Nøklevann is a lake in Østmarka in Oslo, Norway. It is 163 meters above sea level. The lake drains through Ljanselva to Bunnefjorden. It is a former drinking water supply for Oslo. I've walked around that water, countless times, although it is the same round, it is a different experience every time. Every time nature is in a particular mood or me being in a peculiar place within myself. Today it was obvious; which side of the lake had seen more sunlight. One side was snowy and the other only wet and slippery, and above us, the sky danced in different lights. This is the sunset of the day. Captured twice, photo of a photo.
Art of storytelling or sharing! Have you ever had a brand new experience and just wanted to share it anonymously with everyone around?
Some weeks ago on my way to work, walking down to subway I saw this message written on a door. The message is written in Norwegian and can not be translated directly, but means something like "sex is badass." Not long after, it was removed, I guess by the caretaker of the public area, but today again I could read about his new experience, and how do I know the gender of the one who is sharing his discovery of intimacy? By reading his new text. "I can not find the clitoris, but my girl says that is ok!" The handwriting is the same as the first picture and his openness make me believe that he is a youngster. These messages were written in an area well known for its multicultural diversity. Many living here consider sexuality as a private matter, not suppose to be exposed in public. Sexuality is supposed to happen between a married couple.
Maybe that is why this young one is so out loud to share or maybe not!
What is sexuality for you? Do you ever talk about it in public or is it a private matter for you?
