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Thursday, April 30, 2009
airbrush step by step magazin
airbrush step by step magazin mit neuer facebookseite. in kuerze findet man dort interessante news, fotos, diskussionen und mehr rund um airbrush step by step.
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Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Thursday, April 23, 2009
artcon 2009
artcon 2009
11. - 13. september 2009
zeche ewald, herten/deutschland
oil and acrylic paintings, sculptures, airbrush, body-art
..... and more!
late night vernissage!
live-demonstrations!
artcon 2009 artcon-germany.de
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
verwunschene seele
verwunschene seele
malgrund: schoellershammer reinzeichenkarton
4g dick 1360 g/m2 1,5 mm
51 cm x 73 cm
farbe: e´tac private stock
deckend schwarz
mit wasser verduennt
1 anteil farbe/7 anteile wasser
airbrush: harder und steenbeck colani mit 0,2 mm duese
arno schaetzle arnoschaetzle.de
airbrushstammtisch frankfurt
fluss der traenen
fluss der traenen
malgrund: schoellershammer reinzeichenkarton
4g dick 1360 g/m2 1,5 mm
1020 cm x 73 cm
farbe: e´tac private stock
deckend schwarz
mit wasser verduennt
1 anteil farbe/7 anteile wasser
airbrush: harder und steenbeck colani mit 0,2 mm duese
arno schaetzle arnoschaetzle.de
airbrushstammtisch frankfurt
Friday, April 17, 2009
joy and ecstasy of creativity
some beautiful and stirring thoughts from Matthew Fox (from Listening to the Land, by Derrick Jensen):
"... What's the opposite of inertia? Zeal. Aquinas says zeal comes from the experience of the intense lovability of things. And of intense beauty.
... without a cosmology, without permission to be mystical with nature, we don't realize the whole matrix for our sexual being. Until we recover that, the environmental revolution is not going to go anyplace. It's going to be about duty and not about pleasure. And pleasure, or delight, is how you change people the most radically.
... we also need spiritual practices and ritual, because authentic work has to come from the inside out. You recover delight in life through the self-empowerment that comes through creativity, through art as meditation. And through ritual experiences, with which you can rediscover your child inside and that child's relationship to the universe and to a place.
... Art is the only language we have for awe. I gave a talk at the Chicago Art Institute two weeks ago. It was a wonderful experience. I said three things to the artist. First, I said, Thank you. Second, I said, Welcome back, because you've been banished during the Newtonian era. Then third, I said, What you're here to do is teach us to behold being, to go into grief, and show us the intrinsic power of creativity. Art is not for art's sake, it's for creativity's sake, which is for evolution's sake."
some beautiful and stirring thoughts from Matthew Fox (from Listening to the Land, by Derrick Jensen):
"... What's the opposite of inertia? Zeal. Aquinas says zeal comes from the experience of the intense lovability of things. And of intense beauty.
... without a cosmology, without permission to be mystical with nature, we don't realize the whole matrix for our sexual being. Until we recover that, the environmental revolution is not going to go anyplace. It's going to be about duty and not about pleasure. And pleasure, or delight, is how you change people the most radically.
... we also need spiritual practices and ritual, because authentic work has to come from the inside out. You recover delight in life through the self-empowerment that comes through creativity, through art as meditation. And through ritual experiences, with which you can rediscover your child inside and that child's relationship to the universe and to a place.
... Art is the only language we have for awe. I gave a talk at the Chicago Art Institute two weeks ago. It was a wonderful experience. I said three things to the artist. First, I said, Thank you. Second, I said, Welcome back, because you've been banished during the Newtonian era. Then third, I said, What you're here to do is teach us to behold being, to go into grief, and show us the intrinsic power of creativity. Art is not for art's sake, it's for creativity's sake, which is for evolution's sake."
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