“What a load of Bollocks!!!… (lol) Obscurantism (is) a rhetorical device Modern Art Snobs use to disguise the fact that their Art is completely meaningless. It’s just a fancy way of confusing people so their initial discernment is temporarily suspended making them afraid of criticizing such art for fear of appearing uncultured or ignorant.”
Even though you and I are looking at the same object in the world we’re creating slightly different visual impressions in our mind. Eric Kandel
What makes great art?
In this video Nobel Prize-winning Neuropsychiatrist says it is ambiguity.
He makes the argument that the observer enters into the creative process by viewing in the same way the artist does by creating.
Although the observer’s process is less intense, the act of viewing is a participation in which the piece is constructed in the mind instead of the physical world.
The less literal and more ambiguous a piece is, the greater the opportunities for interpretation exist, therefore increasing it’s value.
Hmnn… Interesting. Keep it as loose as you can for as long as you can?
Why does the earth orbit the sun? Gravity. Why do protons stick together? They are positively charged particles and should fly apart. But they don’t. Why?
This question has been challenging the greatest minds for a century.
They called it the big TOE – Theory Of Everything
If we could answer this question it would unlock the key to a new understanding of our Universe.
It infers free energy, travel without fighting gravity but dancing with it.
Recently a team of physicists led by NASSIM HARAMEIN believe they have answered the question why protons stay together.
Quantum Gravity.
The say everything, from the proton to our sun at it’s center has a black hole.
They say our Universe is a black hole that we are traveling inside of.
The term coined for their hypothesis: The Black Whole.
Where the human mind was revered as a critical source of inspiration in the Contemporary Art of the last Millennium, French Tonal Impressionism takes a departure which reflects the dawn of a new knowledge and understanding we now have about everything.
We are not merely observers of reality but participants.
There is a formless stuff from which all things are made.
And our preciously small sensory perception is the boundary condition where we interact with a void seething with activity.
The act of painting in this style is an orgy of movement in sensual celebration of our moment in this space and time.
When painting from a photo it is customary to turn the picture upside down to further enhance the raw sensation of being immersed in the subtleties of tone which gives us the perception of 3 dimensions.
French Tonal Impressionism:
Always paint against the form.
Squint to assess dark and light areas.
When in doubt blur it out.
Keep it as loose as you can for as long as you can.