The adopter, Ian Carpenter, writes:

I came across this piece and I liked the topography of the lines and the minimal use of color- the geometries are colliding into each other making an altogether new landscape onto itself - the wash of ink cascading down (a waterfall of sorts) and the small figure to the the lower right all evoke a sense of mystery and melancholy - perhaps a Sisyphus in repose? - contemplating a future task at hand, and how to go about it, pondering it every which way...(notes from the Adopter)

The artist, Carol Radsprecher, writes:

This adopter, a musician and visual artist, said he liked the lines and the composition and promised to give this work a good home and plenty of breathing space (well, I added this part) on his wall. Sounded good to me. I love having my work appreciated!