a nice mixture of left and right brain are those impressionistic architecture images, done by various artits. (
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art is really in how you look at something anyway.
if you have an artist's eye (introverted perception, by definition - not saying only certain types can access it), then nature or something like
this is seen as art, meaning it becomes a referrer to something subjective that's not objectively seen. nature is but a frame for emptiness and timelessness, and in my mind those gears symbolize the non-linear/4-D causality (no leaps though, everything is embedded, for an object to move, the rest of the world has to move along), as experienced on a salvia divinorum trip. another also artistically inclined person looked at those gears and commented: "how disgustingly compulsive." well - it's not a portrait of character, in my mind, but a (partial) comprehension of reality.
as a productive artist you may develop the skill, to bring it to paper in such a way, that everyone sees, what the object means to you.
as far as i can tell,
this shows the same "gears", also van gogh's famous firewheel-stars.
i have nicknamed this image "
terribly obvious". because, as i understand it, the distortion of perspective makes it obvious how all seen forms are inside of the consciousness, that one is, not something outside of the body. you know, when you have a bad brain day, and the world becomes all shaky.
unfortunately i can't do this. my art has rarely (
1,
2) ever risen beyond the
objective forms of comic/concept art. scribblings.
used to love those
