DaisyCode Tea Tree Hand Gel | A Life of Simplicity is Always Fashionable
Our Time on Earth is Short. Spend Your Energy on What Matters Most! Take the Beautiful Convenience of Fresh, Clean and Hydrated Hands Wherever You Go.
Human hand have always been at the center of art history as an important representations of power, function and relationships of an artist’s view of cultural trends. In Michelangelo’s legendary Renaissance Fresco - Creation of Adam, the image of the near-touching hands of God and Adam has become iconic of humanity. Unsurprisingly this “touch of life” has inspired many generations and many remixes can still be found today unlocking its meaning.
“There is only one truth, to be faithful to life and to love it.”
DaisyCode is Collaborating with a creative design agency adds yet another interpretation - a gel combining tea tree essential oil, hyaluronic acid and aloe vera to give you fresh, clean hands for the times you don’t have easy access to a sink with soap and hot water. The soothing ingredients will leave our precious hand hydrated and perfumed with an uplifting fragrance.
The concept is to create artyful living. Weaving one of the DaisyCode brand colours with the iconic hands of God and Adam, just as life and a new beginning is awoken - we want to tell the story of how precious new life is although small and frail. In the same way our two hands, among countless similar sets in this world’s population of 7.53 billion people, are still our unique tools to build, understand, caress and unlock the wonders of this world. With our limited lives we have a responsibility to keep expanding our understanding and compassion for each other by living the best lives we can, even when there are obstacles.
About The Creation of Adam
The Creation of Adam lives on the Sistine Chapel as a part of a larger depiction of the Book of Genesis which narrates God pulling forth creation from empty chaos. In six days, light, atmosphere, dry land, plants, celestial bodies and animals were created. On the sixth day, Adam and Eve were formed in his own image and placed in the Garden of Eden. The seventh day, or the Sabbath, became a holy day to rest.
With symbolic, twisting dynamic forms, Michelangelo Buonarroti creates a quietly decadent narrative. The scene of the Creation of Adam does not directly depict God forming Adam, but rather focuses on the abstract divine spark connecting man and God.
On the right, God is depicted as an old man opposite the newly-created nude Adam, reaching up longingly for life for all mankind. God wears only a light tunic, exposing his arms and legs - some historians consider this a much more intimate portrait as he is shown not as untouchable but one which is accessible to Adam. Stretching out his right arm to give Adam the touch of life, the lounging position of both Adam and God, the use of bodies which are both muscular and twisting are hallmarks of Michelangelo’s painting style and study of Renaissance Humanism overall.
One of the frequent questions raised is the identity of the twelve figures around God. Given her privileged placement under the arm of God, the female figure is presumably an important one. Traditionally, she has been thought to be Eve, the future wife of Adam, who waits to be created from Adam’s rib. Some popular theories about the other eleven are that they are angels or offspring of Adam and Eve to come.
“Everything proceeds from everything else and everything becomes everything, and everything can be turned into everything else.”
God, Adam and DaisyCode Minimalism?
In this expansive Renaissance masterpiece appreciation comes in the details of the people, their personal value and exploration of life represented. No matter how the world twists and turns we must spend the time to get to know and love ourselves. Investing the time to develop the things that truly bring us joy helps us from the hollow pursuit of finite things like more money or the items or experiences we perceive will bring us more acceptance in the eyes of the world. This practice does not come from a lack of imagination for but rather actively choosing to bring the people, things and experiences into our lives that suit us well, rather than feeding the addictive habit of excess. This in turn makes us the better friend, sister, mother or partner we are capable of being.
Mastering Minimalism
Don't compare yourself with others to understand what your unique needs
Learn to break away and disconnect from things that are not essential.
Get rid of trivial things and make time for the people who nourish you.
Cut frivolous spendings to make more meaningful investments with the money earned after years of hard work. Sometimes we do need a little resources to reach that dream vacation, home, career. Spending wisely can help us afforded the choices that could change our lives.
The more time or money we are willing to spend on something the more significance it takes in our lives, so make it rain on those tangible and intangible tings that sustain you, like your family and friends.
What is Humanism?
Humanism is a rational philosophy informed by science, inspired by art, and motivated by compassion. Prioritizing the dignity of each human being, it supports the development of individual liberty alongside ethical responsibility. Without theism or other supernatural beliefs, it recognizes human as a part of nature and holds that values-be they religious, ethical, social, or political-have their source in human experience and culture.
During the Renaissance, Humanism particularly emphasized personal values, affirmed the significance of everyday life, encouraged the development of secular culture, and formed opposition to religious theocratic culture. Humanism affirms that human beings are the drivers of their own lives, therefore literature and art are powerful tools of to expression and sense-making. Things like science and education are vehicles to improve life and develop the collective human personality.
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創造生命的那一瞬間，生命是如此的珍貴和特別，但在大自然的災害下卻又是如此的渺小和無力。我們在有限的日子裡，活出自己才是生命最重要的事。在平靜中依然不放棄對生活的熱愛和執著，過成自己最好的樣子。