Monday, October 7, 2013

Kandinsky on Art, Art as Magic...............


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Kandinsky on painting (1903)
"Painting is an art. And art is a power that should be aimed at developing the soul.  If art does not do this job, the abyss that separates us from God is left without a bridge. The artist owes his talent to God and has to settle this debt. To do this, he has to work hard, know that he is free in his art but not in his commitment to life. Everything he feels and thinks is part of the raw material with which to improve the spiritual atmosphere around him."



"The Magician stands with his arm raised in the classic gesture of inspired invocation.  He draws the white light of universal energy (the Above) through his  skilled hand, his will, and then through his heart, to manifest on the physical plane (the Below).  As his creative energies manifest, they are broken into the "rainbow" components of the physical world in all of it’s lovely diversity.The Mage is an artist in every sense of the word, for his magic arises from a skilled and disciplined understanding of the tools he has to work with, his intention, and connection to the infinite realm from which all manifestations originate. The Magician card urges you to remember that you are the artist - the  Mage - of your life."

From "The Rainbow Bridge Oracle"


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All artwork is copyright Lauren Raine MFA (2013)
 

4 comments:

Valerianna said...

Wonderful Lauren!

Trish and Rob MacGregor said...

Fantastic!

DerelictVampire said...

This is great!
FYI: there's a typo. "It's" should be "its."

DerelictVampire said...

This is great!
FYI: There's a typo. "It's" should be "its"--possessive, not the contraction of "it is."