Turning to red

Helleborus 38: the green kingdom turns to red

Helleborus has seasonal cycles. Fairly quickly, the kingdom of green turns to red. Not the first time they appear reddish forms on the planet (see H-27 or H-29), but now the phenomenon seems to be extended to large scale with a slow transformation of the green...

H-38, detail

H-38, detail 2

The process starts in the flowers-mushroom (see H-25 and H-20):

Helleborus 36, the flowers-mushroom turn to red

Later, changes affected to bulbs and roots

Helleborus 39

H-39, detail

H-40

As it happened in the previous seasonal change, some mission responsibles think again it's time to bring back home the probe but another doubt...

H-41

The green kingdom

Helleborus 34, The green kingdom

Helleborus 34, detail

Helleborus 35

Helleborus 35, detail

Sargasso Sea

Helleborus 31

In the stormy ocean of Helleborus, thousands of ribbon shaped algae form conglomerates.

H31, detail 1

H31, detail 2

H31, detail 3

 

H31, detail 4

Helleborus 32

H32, detail 1

H32, detail 2

H32, detail 3

H32, detail 4

Helleborus 33

(On the paper there is watercolor and only watercolor)

Eight twisted branchs

Helleborus 30

Left-hand side

detail 1

Right-hand side

detail 2

detail 3

Twisted shapes

Helleborus, 28 (70x33 cm)

New shipment from far away, beyond the beaches and human forms.

H28, Detail

On the paper there is watercolor and only watercolor.

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Helleborus, 29

Plant shapes

Helleborus 27: vegetable forms (50x70 cm.)

Again from the planet Helleborus, exploring this new approach to the surface with larger images.

Helleborus 27, detail

Helleborus 27, detail

Helleborus 26, vegetable shapes (50x70 cm.)

Helleborus 8th, seasonal rest

Helleborus 25

The planet Helleborus approaches to the perihelion of its orbit. The position of the probe thats orbits the planet is affected by magnetic storms from its sun and will stop sending pictures of this world for a while. In this last shipment of the season we appreciate again flowers-fungi (such as H20) and arboreal forms (such as H1)... The technicians are discussing the future of the mission ...

Helleborus 24

All images of the planet Helleborus

Among the fallen leaves of Helleborus (7th)

Helleborus 20

Helleborus 20, detail

About the first image, a part of the team says they are flowers, a kind of bell-shaped orchids, but most think they are just fungi.

As regard the beetle which we grasp among the falles leaves, there seems to be no doubt that it is an insect with a keratinous shell or similar.

Helleborus 19

Helleborus 19, detail of fallen leaves

As for the last picture (H22), the discussion is even greater because the image ranges from geometric lines and skins like that were visible in H8 without reaching a full explanation of its meaning.

Helleborus 22

Are there mammals on the planet? Helleborus, 6th

Helleborus 17

Some stunning images have come from the surface of Helleborus and also from the underwater probe. It is no longer microorganisms, plankton, or various forms of plant life... It seems that behind the vegetal lushness are hidden larger and chordate animals, perhaps terrestrial and marine mammals ...

Helleborus 15

Helleborus 21

Confused news from Helleborus, 5th.

Helleborus, 12

 "We received the images coming out from Helleborus in puzzlement. A transmission problem has not allowed us to trace the origin and scale of the represented objects. The technicians talk about things like serrated flow, synaptic filaments and geometric trunks but nobody risk nothing as true. Only they are in agreement with the cane field..."

Helleborus, 14

Helleborus, 16

Helleborus, 13