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How can the artist lure the mind’s eye into infinite musing? There are demonstrable strategies. They depend on both biological predilections and culturally acquired systems. Following European painting traditions these include: orienting planes with varying inclines toward an infinite goal, … Continued
“What we see depends upon what we think we see.” Nobel Winning Biologist, Elizabeth Blackburn. One of the most difficult hurdles for artists to ignore what you know (what you think you see) in favor of what you see. To … Continued
Air blown pigment is at least 17,000 years old. Anthropologists and art historians think that Paleolithic Lascaux cave painting would have been made by blowing a solution of pigment through a physiological nozzle with our cupped hands.. 3400 years ago … Continued