"Jessica Cannon’s mystic landscapes confront time with a sense of ontological awe. She employs personal and symbolic language in concert with geometric motifs to depict the horizon and the space beyond it."
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Sundogs and the Sacred Geometry of Wonder: The Science of the Atmospheric Phenomenon That Inspired Hilma af Klint https://t.co/H9X5kqMWoi via @brainpicker
"While creating this body of work, I've realized how much healing and self love I've cultivated from past tragedies, deaths and unfortunate circumstances that I carried on my soul and body for more years than I want to admit." @infamousjclaude
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In Pictures: Tate Modern Pairs Abstract Art Pioneers Hilma af Klint and Piet Mondrian—Who Never Met in Life But Shared a Love of Nature
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Angela Heisch "Low Speed Highs"
Working on her grandest scale to date, Heisch brings together the lavish quality and elaborate style of the Baroque with the creativity of the unconscious mind as espoused by the Surrealists.
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A near-death experience in 1973 introduced Wyllie to the existence of angels, kickstarting a life-long exploration into rungs of reality beyond our own.
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"Art and beauty are imperative for spiritual development. Art helps man to soar to the higher consciousness, to touch the world of the spirit rather than the world of matter.”
"I am very inspired by cosmology, which is a branch of astronomy dealing with the origin of the universe and how it evolves. This is interesting to me in a scientific sense (understanding celestial objects) and how the creation and evolution of the universe are viewed in religion