Monthly Archives: August 2010
Radiating Intensities
Radiating intensities touches upon Robert Henri’s experiments with color combining near- complements to achieve a background that is open and movable. Wittgenstein’s ,”Remarks on Color”, adds to Henri’s theories. Continue reading
A Symbolic Language
In one’s attempt to identify a concept or a phenomena, one always begins with one’s own experience. One, in a way, starts at the periphery and slowly begins to move toward the center, attempting to eventually hit the mark or … Continue reading
Imaginary Radiance
Last week, I traveled to a part of the Catskill mountains near the high peaks. It is a dramatic and beautiful place with many hidden waterfalls and distant views of the mountains. It is a wonderful place to paint in … Continue reading
Open Imagination (Bachelard, Rimbaud and Baudelaire)
Image via Wikipedia Two weeks ago, I wrote about the open experience where when engaged in an activity such as painting one’s mind is easily carried into a state of reverie where one can experience the world and images that … Continue reading
A Pause, A Gift
Does it have life?
Clouds and Color Temperature
The Singular and the Particular