How would you like to expand your horizons and imagination? Plus discover new ways to express yourself emotionally?
We are posting on a daily basis another installment of Through an Artist’s Eyes: Learning to Live Creatively offering you a pathway to art and the vision of the artist. Enabling you to develop your own inner creativity and apply it to the personal cycle of everyday living!
(And if you are familiar with our book, you might find new meaning by rereading it again!)
Bonus: Redon, Master of Imagination
II. Journey to Art
A New World
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So has your world started to change for you? Do you feel as if you are living your life more creatively? Do you awaken with more enthusiasm for the coming day? Is the light brighter? And are you more observant and aware of what exists beyond yourself? How about your fellow human beings as well as the landscape, both natural and artificial? Can you sense a rhythm, a flow, an essence of that unexplainable condition or state we define as life?
Have you found a specific artist to be your guide in your journey to art and personal and spiritual creativity? Or have you chosen a number of artists? Always be open to expanding your horizons, exploring different artists and unfamiliar artistic experiences. Remember that artists themselves rarely stand still, but continue to grow and develop their visions of life.
COMING NEXT: TRUE SELF, NEW SELF
If you missed any of the installments, Through an Artist’s Eyes: Learning to Live Creatively begins on September 14, 2026!
Special bonus: Odilon Redon, Artist of the Imagination
https://artsandculture.google.com/story/JwWRE5eP53wqtA?hl=en
https://mymodernmet.com/odilon-redon-art/
Dreaming with Chagall
https://artsandculture.google.com/story/wQWByg7QLx6EAg?hl=en
Odilon Redon, Violette Heymann, 1910, pastel on gray paper, Hinman B. Hurlbut Collection, Cleveland Museum of Art, Ohio
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