philipdunnart Where do the symbols of the mind come from? Friedrich Nietzsche Symbols of the mind are the products of our perception of the world. They do not come from anywhere else! We interpret the world according to our experiences, and so everything that we think and see becomes a symbol of experience to us. …
What’s your philosophy behind the artwork? It’s always been about encouraging people to look. And that started with me. I needed to encourage myself to look more closely at things. What I discovered at a really advanced age was that a world opened up when I simply looked closer at all kinds of things, including …
And who am I?Just a character drifting through others’ dreams.What am I?Really.A pattern of thought held in a bone case.A circular waveform, round and round.Thinking it’s looking for somethingbut really just having fun swirling aroundin an environment that allows swirling. No swirling, no waveform, no pattern,no thought, no character, no drama,no world, no garden, no …
And the dream marks everywhere.Balloons and jet fighters.Explosions all around.The large and small of the universe demands attention.F-22s blow weather balloons out of the sky. But what of the internal patterns?Punish the self ever so slightly.Every so subtly.Deny it flesh.Make it the monk.Deny it the hedonism of riches.Feed it poisons and uppers and downers,and call …
The only argument for evil or sickness or rain or deathis for it to be a backdrop for love, health, sunshine, or life.There must be one for the other to the exist, But tell that to the hawk or the ant.Tell it to the mountain or to the ocean.And what does it mean? Mountain knows …
