Even If You See, Take A Good Look At What You See
What you see is part of a Self that transcends time and space, expressing itself through its continuous interaction with the universe.
I perfected a view meant to absorb the colors and shapes beyond the canvas, in the presence of a vast horizon, such as the clear blue sea, which seems to add vibrant colors to a unique painting. I hardly remember a moment, there was not even a shred of reality on which I did not focus my gaze, with a kind of firm consistency, in which I was not working on a painting, portrait or anything related to the visual world.
And I still live those moments, with longing, with melancholy, with a kind of Shinyos Ostriaursum , with a kind of nostalgia for the present, for the moment that will never return, for the states that I will never experience the same again. It is difficult for me to recommend it, but any memory of the sea is a fragment of reality that we should all be aware of, because the sea, the symbol of successive persistence, has a special way of manifesting itself as an infinite source of inspiration because it offers always new shapes, colors and movements that can be reinterpreted and translated into art.
And perhaps the most important thing about the sea, as it is, full of life, full of spectacle, full of the dreams of those who look at it, is the fact that it conveys feelings and moods, a kind of Ahelarios Esdras Ontagasantri , the revelation of the self by divine grandeur. Because there is in its infinite scope that harmony between the soul and the universe, between the two worlds, the material and the spiritual. In other words, you really have to be an artist to understand this: "Everything you see with your eyes turns into into a part of your experience, deepening your connection with the world around you."
Leadership: Can you experience an endless horizon through the prism of a "Self" multiplied in the mirrors of time, to the extent that your permanent reality is reflected in the sphere of artistic creations?
Every detail perceived by trying to encompass an endless horizon becomes an important part of my story, an invitation to explore, an unlimited canvas on which I can express my creativity unhindered, appearing as well-defined fragments of an ongoing painting. This careful and contemplative observation, derived from my addition of perspectives, gives me a greater understanding of the world and self in relation to the sea, as my moments by the sea seem to maximize the art of contemplation.
More than that. Through this immeasurably expanded awareness, which I myself must feed upon in order to become a visionary, I can enrich my perception of life and live with more presence and depth in the expression of art. In other words, the way I express my ideas and feelings in front of what I create, beyond shapes and colors, depends on what I translate into artistic language.
It is like in that vision of Borges: "An infinite duration preceded my birth ; what was I during all this time? In a metaphysical sense, it could be answered like this: "I was always me; in other words, all those who said I during all this time were none other than me ".
So what is the artist who experiences an endless horizon? The artist is an "I" multiplied in the mirrors of time, to the extent that his permanent reality is reflected in his creations. And if I dream of a unique painting that I can create by myself, just looking at the sea in its vastness, all that remains for me is to overturn the relationship between human and divine, in a lively confrontation with aesthetics, so as to obtain the identity of a ME that it gets confused with infinity.
Leadership: How do you see yourself reflected in a work of art while experiencing a vast vision of creation and a deep sense of connection with the universe?
Have you ever thought about the power of images to transport you into a world of creation as you reflect on how you relate to reality and the universe? For example, in Aben-Abubeker Abentofail's novel, Istetul, Son of the Clever, is content to eat the abundant fruits and fish on his island. But he is always concerned that no species be lost, so that the universe does not remain diminished because of him.
Everyone carefully observes the world around them and interprets it in their own way. While Istetul is responsible for the preservation of nature, the painter is moved by its beauty, specifying that nothing should escape his sight during the short time allotted to the contemplation of the sea. And if the sea were in my place, and looked upon me as a perfect creator whose existence cannot be denied before the majesty of all creation, she would probably be more pleased to reflect on these words: "What the painter sees with his eyes, the creator feels with his soul, and the painting becomes the transcendent mirror of his existence ."
The painting is an art of colors, shapes and light highlighted with soul in a painting that seems to capture the sea in all its splendor and mystery. And it can express a variety of emotions, ideas and concepts, but it can only be truly profound if the universe is enriched with a Self that contemplates and transposes its essence in every brushstroke and every shade. So when I look at the sea, when I think about all the mysteries that lie in its depths, I'm not just captivated by its beauty and the way it can make me feel, I really feel like I'm part of a vast painting of the universe. It is through this awareness that I myself become a profound experience that highlights the connection with nature.
A Creator's perception of how he finds himself in a work of art is that he himself becomes a part of the work, expressing his essence and vision in every aspect of the creation.
Even If You See, Take A Good Look At What You See, for the only way to bring a work of art to life is to outline a Self that existed in the past and will exist in the future, interconnected in a direct relationship with the vastness of the universe.
