Thursday, September 12, 2013

#maha_masoud 's #elephant #essence day 3

#maha_masoud 's #elephant #essence
day 3

Mon 9 sept 2013

with consciousness..
my company is essence of elephant..colors reflect emotion time,place..
#emotion #mapping..visualising my external being..
may #elephant #essence lead me to insight..
relive pain..
maha

#maha_masoud

#digital #painting #collage #mixmedia

#elephant #essence

#emotion #mapping

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Tuesday, September 10, 2013

#maha_masoud 's #emotion #mapping

so, am taking a trip into memory to places, streets, houses, caffe, etc

walking through again in the same steps of these places relive how i felt, what i thought, what i was doing saying..etc

with consciousness this time..my company is essence of elephant..and colors reflect the emotion of that time that place..

going to call it emotion mapping..visualising my external being..
have worked last week on elephant..
elephant led me to this insight..

a lot of my pain had to do with me not want to talk about or remembering some things..guess elephant is here to lead me..walk with me..its' time to relive the pain..
maha

#maha_masoud 's #elephant #essence

#emotion #mapping

#digital #painting #collage #mixmedia

Monday, September 2, 2013

Max Ernst, goes into the water

“When the artist finds himself he is lost. The fact that he has succeeded in never finding himself is regarded as his only lasting achievement. ”

Max Ernst

Painting is not for me either decorative amusement, or the plastic invention of felt reality; it must be every time: invention, discovery, revelation.
Max Ernst

Art has nothing to do with taste, art is not there to be "tasted".

Yet a certain mayor believes that art exists to be "judged", and the most modern art to be "judged from a business point of view". That such an original thought could emerge from a mayor's brain! What the mayor wants is exactly what the critics of the large and small dailies actually do. They set out to judge art. That is a very pleasant occupation, because no matter how wrong a judgment may be, you never have to revise it. The art judges talk about "ability" and complain that the "younger generation" has lost this ability. Sometimes their complaints are even seriously intended. But, gentlemen, do you really know what that is — ability? No, you don't.
Max Ernst