Jonathan Jones said in the article "The Joy of Cubism",
…if you can relax your gaze enough and just enjoy the painting long enough, something really amazing happens: a chemistry in your process of perception produces a solid feeling of the things Picasso was looking at, that he was touching with his brain ‒ the fruit, the bottle, the newspaper, the cafe table. A place and a time swim darkly into view; the world is revealed in its majesty. And this is fun."
It's a day early, but let's face it, I'm a crap blogger and it's now or never baby. Plus, it's already tomorrow in Thailand for one of you. Happy Birthday Linda & Keturah!
Have you ever hit a wall? Lost some of your creative mojo? Well, here is a type, create something that represents your current state of mind. It works wonders.
Albert Einstein said, "As far as the laws of mathematics refer to reality, they are not certain; and as far as they are certain, they do not refer to reality." Nothing is perfect, no one is image of perfection, but our art work is embedded in the imperfections of our lives. "To demand perfection is to deny your ordinary (and universal) humanity, as though you would be better off without it." Our minds dream, our lives reveal... giving meaning to both.
