Abstract:
There has been a relationship between humans and nature since the beginning of humans. Nature is a fundamental of human existence including livelihood, habitation, food and utensils etc. They are all a result of nature's interdependence. In other words, the existence of nature is a necessary condition for the existence of humans. If you compare human life with nature. It is comparable to a tree that must growing on its own. It must struggle to survive and gain knowledge from the outside world, to live in society. Growth varies from person to person. Some people struggle to live as they grow up on their own. Some people are also given care so they can live happy lives. However, the subconscious that exists within humans is uncontrollable according to the individual. Despite being human, they have a different perspective on humanity. Even humans occasionally fail to see other people's evil. Human nature is to adapt in order to survive. The creation of the "The hidden poison" thesis is etching that focuses on representing a picture rather than the symbol of human life. The essence of life is depicted by using the plant's seed that naturally occurs in nature to produce a picture rather than meaning the beauty that hides the venom. The disintegration of the seed represents what is concealed within them. Two facets of life are revealed by reflection. As a result, humans and nature are stories that I want to tell from the perspective of human life.