Exploring the world of Petar Lubarda, seeing throu...
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Louise Bourgeois is crossing the boundaries of any...
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Luigi Russolo sees and hears the potential that th...
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Marcel Duchamp and the road to the core concept an...
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Max Ernst his core ideas and place that inspired h...
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Hilma af Klint mysticism that brought innovation in art which nobody was aware of at the time
by ideasrex | Aug 18, 2021 | Artists through History Inspiration | 0 |
Exploring the work of artist Hilma af Klint, with all the mystical, occult, metaphysical that she has been tapping into, indirectly going deep into the art that would have later be defined as abstract art. She innovated without even being aware of it and was was the world, unaware.
Read MoreExploring the world of Petar Lubarda, seeing through all the way to building block that the stone is
by ideasrex | Jun 22, 2021 | Artists through History Inspiration, Featured | 0 |
This is a story, a personal impression rather, of a great artist Petar Lubarda with his roots in Montenegro, with trunk in former Yugoslavia’s Belgrade and Paris and branches, leaves, fruits and flowers in the World. He reaches deep into the history and yet gives us something completely new, a way to look through the prism of the stone that becomes a bone that becomes a structure that becomes an architecture. An architecture of the cosmic journey that we all take on this planet becoming one with the stone that made us and at the same time we become appalled from time to time when we notice the glimpses of the core. We live in the world so dominated by the ruthless ruler called beauty that often times we live in the superficial layer that the underlying truth frightens us. We have learnt to ignore the depth to such a degree that we follow the footpath of positive psychology, from one landmark to another, to avoid abyss at any price, the abyss of the unknown that the subconscious mind knows.
Read MoreLouise Bourgeois is crossing the boundaries of any of the definitions and exploring and emphasizing on the prevailing forces of the subconsciousness of the 20th century
by ideasrex | May 29, 2020 | Artists through History Inspiration | 0 |
Louise Bourgeois graced this planet with her presence spanning almost a century, during which she created a wide range of artistic pieces in different languages of materials and expression. She is one of the artists of 20th century who always came back to the psychology, self observation, getting back to the core, finding essence in the childhood memories and events.
Read MoreLuigi Russolo sees and hears the potential that the world has as the 20th century is unraveling from the build up of complexity
by ideasrex | Jan 31, 2020 | Artists through History Inspiration | 0 |
Luigi Russolo sees and hears the potential that the world has as the 20th century is unraveling...
Read MoreMarcel Duchamp and the road to the core concept and idea that creates art
by ideasrex | Feb 11, 2019 | Artists through History Inspiration | 0 |
Marcel Duchamp and the road to the core concept and idea that creates art
Read MoreMax Ernst his core ideas and place that inspired him the most
by ideasrex | Feb 7, 2019 | Artists through History Inspiration | 0 |
The center of gravity in the physical sense for Max Ernst on this planet was nothing less but the desert of Sedona, in Arizona. He found it when on his way traveling in a car with his partner Dorothea Tanning. His impression was that his entire life he painted this place and then Sedona found him, as a response he had to build a house, in full solitude, with famous sculptures watching over the inhabitants, they are called Capricorn.
“The role of the painter… is to project that which sees itself in him.” by Max Ernst
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