Paranormal Artistry

 

When attempts have been made to portray a piece of art and describe it, Many people have used words like 'feelings', 'emotions', and 'soul'. In my opinion these words are clues to what is actually happening between both the viewer and the artist. The world of art and the surroundings of the mystical go back a long way together with many facets similar with one another, one being that they both seek to look into a deep secret, and then seek to manifest it into this physical world by one means or another. The viewer might be moved by the artwork, but they may not really know why. I believe it has something to do with their sleeping soul being gently (or violently) shaken into a specific recognition. The earthy physical body may have very little realization as to what might be happening, so they are left to struggle in demonstrate a spiritual concept from a physical point of view. However, as an artist who has acquired a little interpretation of precise spiritual aspects.

I think it is quite probable that great deal of artists are unconscious of what exactly they are putting  down upon the canvas, All they might know is that there is an urgent impulse to work with particular colors, or in a specific style. The artist lets the visual take shape in their mind and allows for interpretation into the physical world which results in an artwork of surreal allegory, or be-riddled story, or just a simple abstract presentation of specific colors or shapes. Each element of the art will include (or be) a potential key ready to allow the appropriate viewer entrance into its intriguing yet creative surroundings. The Viewer A receptive observer viewing the art may initially have an indefinable affinity with it. They are perhaps first emotionally drawn to the image before them. And as their thoughts begin to trigger other thoughts, gradual realizations start to become apparent gaining strength until they acquire a personal creative understanding seen only by themselves but which may eventually involve others who come into contact with them. The Gift The originally unknown vision now begins to unfold its truth within the receptive viewer. This can be in many guises a simple affirmation, a personal revelation, a specific spiritual, mental, or inner encouragement, an energizing edification for a hungry or floundering soul offering a sense of contentment within a challenging situation. This gift can be as simple or as complicated as is required for the viewer. Its influence can be timeless remaining relevant over a period of days, weeks, months, or years. So the next time you seek to produce a piece of art or decide to visit a gallery do not hesitate or dwell upon any lack within you but open your eyes (after all they are supposed to be the windows of the body) and devise yourself to either see in order to create or see in order to collect.