Tag: art
Still, dreaming
Such a world that feels so vivid built up by more truths than falsities All the waking emotions had been reflected All of mine, that is I may have no idea of yours to begin with
Night; shade
The night is futile, as is any attempt to survive; to sleep is neither Being nor Nothing— Being: unreal, impossible, Truly—
Self-portrait, 220909
More at the Gallery. Self-portrait 9 September 2022Highlighter pens on watercolour paper
Fire
Fire is how she goes: burning from within, flames in the palm of her hands—the world turned to ashes. She wanted to know if petals can turn into gems; she sought alchemy for alchemy’s sake. There was no need for friction: burning from within, flames everything she holds turns into flame—the world and all within.…
220918 Photo journal: Roses, sketch
220918 Photo journal: Roses, sketch
What is Art? — On starting out in Aesthetics, the Philosophy of Art
What is art? That is the main question of Aesthetics, the philosophy of art. Under this semantically simple inquiry are many others that are just as complex such as: Is art necessary? Why do we make art? Why are we drawn to art? What makes one artwork better than another? Is there such thing? What…
Flamboyant (2022)
More at the Gallery. Flamboyant 8 September 2022colour pencil on watercolour paper
Watercolour and ink: outdoor greens (2022)
Maybe, no: words need to be said Branches on their own extend To the great abyss of empty urban walls Hiding sky blue skies and light green lightsProverbs dwell in the shadows of unsuspecting leaves More at the Gallery. outdoor greens 30 June 2022watercolour and ink on paper
‘Blossom Away’ (2014)
Blossom away to wherever, that day I find burning leaves that never turn to ashes They sparkle like the ocean drawn by moon lit by sun I like them to be colder than bluest point alive Flowing away like the wind, liquefied I want to hold on to their edges, and draggedto, fro, away and…
‘Flower Girl’ (2017)
I loved making animated posters like this. The best part when playing with paintings is that colours are bound to go haywire, all the more making the end something to look forward to. More art and stuff: the Gallery! ‘Flower Girl’ (2017) watercolour, ink on paperdigitalised