quote for 1/31/11

"A trully creative person rids himself from all self imposed limitations."- Gerald G. Gapolstray

This means to me that an artist has no limitations and that it doesnt madder your backround but anything is possible in art

Define Aesthetics

It means by dictionary.com the branch of philosophy dealing with such notions as thebeautiful, the ugly, the sublime, the comic, etc., asapplicable to the fine arts, with a view to establishing themeaning and validity of critical judgments concerning worksof art, and the principles underlying or justifying suchjudgments.


So what on earth could this mean to me? Well, this means to me as a musician, that what ever I or another person plays could hold some sway on somebody's emotions or state of mind.


What is aesthetic to me? Music, some eye candy paintings believe it or not. Eye candy art just makes me stand back a reallize just how small i really am in the skeem of the greatest artist, God. So i guess nature itself could be aesthetic to me.

Ed Ruscha

This picture by Ed just kinda spoke.  It reminded me of the joke that goes like this "She was more beatiful last night at the bar."  It made me chuckle and just go strait to that joke.  I guess it was the irony that was pressent in it but hey maybe im just werid

Fritz Hunderwasser

Mr. Hunderwasser is a very unusual arcetech and his building stand out in comparison to other peoples buildings.  They have a very unusual line which they sit.  They appear to form to the area which they lay on and highlight such areas

3 artist

 The Wrappings that this artist does is very, unusual. It seems as if it outlines the high's and every little thing about the highs of them. Makes the tops open up but the lows fade off

 In the Pipe liners stuff you see snakes and a nude woman.  The only thing that even comes to mind is Eve and the serpent in the Garden of Eden.  In this you find a woman who will now wash herself so signaling the gain of shame, and the snake will be present so see is eatting the lies

I don't particuarly get his artwork its really unusual for me to look at.

Quote from Socrates

"Man Must rise above - to the top of the atomostphere and beyond - for only then will he full understand the  world in which he lives." Socrates

This quote literly doesn't say man must go to space to understand the world, but he must achieve higher and un-till he can really relize that this world is hard and we must work.  But understand really isn't a word that we really do understand our selfs because we really don't understand anything. We might try and try again but we will never truely and surely understand.  We can make theory's and laws through science but science can't make us "understand" and such things.

Sandro Botticelli

This painting by Sandro is very very interesting. Its real. Its open. It shows the figures in the black as death, and it shows just how frail our life really can be, and it really has alot of deatail to that feature. Theres not much dead space either.

Maxfield Parrish

This painting by Maxfield Parrish is more of eye candy to me, it doesnt directly speak to me something, or anything really at all. Everytime I look at this painting my eye is drawn to the center to a small black dot which i asume is the focus of the piece.

Harry Callahan

This photo by Harry Callahan, tells a not unusual story on the prarrie.  There's a storm coming and the land knows, this storm in this photo doesn't only stand for just the storm that is coming but for a person.  The person is the land and these "storms" are our bridges and trials in live. The grass as it leans over is just like us do we let the storm lay us down or do we get up and keep fighting and never give up

Georges Rousse

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This piece of art has a very wierd thing going on. The circles appear to be doing something to the ballance of the piece in general, but they also open up the hole area and make you view it crom a different perspective and such

Quote from 1/13/11

"Imagination is more important than knowledge - Albert Einstein"

This quote can give a person a peretheria of ideas, and one that imediately pop's out to me is that Imagination in the statement could also be substituted with wisdom.  The knowledge isn't what makes a person smart its how they would use it and knowing when to use it. There imagination could spark a new connection between that and a knew idea so newer knowledge that could help them be more wise and inevidently more knowledgable.