Secret Chief
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(or worldview)
...was an art movement,
which one would it be?
...was an art movement,
which one would it be?
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Secret Chief
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Zen would be dada.
I've thought this for some time and now I've found an article on the internet that also says this so it must be true.
I've thought this for some time and now I've found an article on the internet that also says this so it must be true.
I'd go with renaissance art.
Secret Chief
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Sirona
Hindu Wannabe
The Krishnas assume that art / aesthetics are the best way to God. They take great care to illustrate their books opulently, in the style of Western classical art, to interest a Western audience.
krsna art - Google Search
krsna art - Google Search
Surrealism. Because from my perspective, (which is also the perspective of the Advaita Vedanta philosophy of Hinduism), the reality experienced in this life is illusory.
Fascinating. I never knew what dadaism was before this. Thanks.
...because...
(I'll cough up some words later but right now busy busy busy)
Because it's the art i like most, i consider Botticelli, da Vinci etc to be a masters.
Steampunk, borrowing significant elements from both ancient and modern thought.
Indeed!
All of them, plus the ones that haven't been created yet. Especially the ones that haven't been created yet.
Druidry (well, the OBOD variety anyway) is very much about exploring widely, seeking inspiration freely, and the creative synthesis that results.
Druidry (well, the OBOD variety anyway) is very much about exploring widely, seeking inspiration freely, and the creative synthesis that results.
Secret Chief
Vetted Member
More the ideas, rather than the art works themselves.
iconoclastic
interconnectedness/lack of boundaries
spontaneous
irreverent
subversive
humourous
iconoclastic
interconnectedness/lack of boundaries
spontaneous
irreverent
subversive
humourous
Secret Chief
Vetted Member
You been to the Uffizi in Florence/Firenze? The main thing I remember was the Rembrandt self-portrait. As I stood in front of it, it was like he was actually there, looking straight inside of you. Incredible sensation.
Yes, queued for 3 hours in the blazing sun. It was worth it.
Gargovic Malkav
Well-Known Member
Something many would consider boring, obvious, unoriginal, with a healthy dose of perversion.
I leave it to the beholder whatever that means.
Secret Chief
Vetted Member
Drill?
Exaltist Ethan
Bridging the Gap Between Believers and Skeptics
It would be one which the artist is never satisfied with his painting and keeps changing it, even after you buy it. The artist will literally go inside homes which he sold his paintings and paint over whatever he originally created.
(I have no idea what kind of art movement that would be called. Improvism?)
After all, if God is change, then the art can always be improved, right?
Socratic discourse.
Secret Chief
Vetted Member
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What could be more sacred or more fulfilling than making direct, difficult questions and honestly pursuing the true, meaningful answers?Tell me more
Maybe it is just me, but I see Dharma Combat as a variant of it.