Summary
The website content is a personal reflection on the concept of "Golden hour #1," featuring a haiku and photographs inspired by the Moomin universe's Hattifatteners, used as a coping mechanism during self-isolation.
Abstract
The web content presents a creative piece titled "Golden hour #1," which includes a haiku that poetically describes a kitchen scene where Hattifatteners, creatures from the Moomin universe, are bathed in the warm glow of a sunset. This haiku is part of a larger collection named "Coping," which the author, Elena Gabrielli, is developing during her self-isolation in 2020. The content is accompanied by two images: a doodle by the author and a photograph serving as inspiration for the haiku. The author's intent is to convey a sense of tranquility and perhaps find solace in the imaginative world of Moomin during challenging times.
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Orange, the kitchen: rows of Hattifatteners* drown in sunset light.
*Hattifatteners are mysterious, silent beings moving in packs in the Moomin universe created by Tove Jansson.
This haiku is part of Coping, an ongoing collection I am working on during self-isolation.
© Elena Gabrielli, 2020
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