First off I'd like to welcome you to ArtMetal. I've read a couple of your posts and have to say that I am impressed with the amount of detail in which you talk about your art. That being said, I would like to add a couple of thoughts to your comment about ways in which we all experience similar events.
I'm a firm believer that each one of us has a unique experience of the reality we live in. Even though we can have group experiences of the same event, each person will have a unique experience of the event from their personal perspective. Not only is the location different for each individual, but their processing of the event can be unique to them. I'm amazed that we can even communicate using words! My interpretation of "red" is unique to my experience. So when I say this is "red" you may say that it's "pink."
One of the things that makes life so interesting is the fact that we each experience it in a different way. Pulling out the magnifying glass is not going to change the overall experience. It may let us look deeper and pay more attention to the details, but it doesn't bring us any closer to seeing what the other person is seeing. It's what makes life worth living and sharing.
First off I'd like to
First off I'd like to welcome you to ArtMetal. I've read a couple of your posts and have to say that I am impressed with the amount of detail in which you talk about your art. That being said, I would like to add a couple of thoughts to your comment about ways in which we all experience similar events.
I'm a firm believer that each one of us has a unique experience of the reality we live in. Even though we can have group experiences of the same event, each person will have a unique experience of the event from their personal perspective. Not only is the location different for each individual, but their processing of the event can be unique to them. I'm amazed that we can even communicate using words! My interpretation of "red" is unique to my experience. So when I say this is "red" you may say that it's "pink."
One of the things that makes life so interesting is the fact that we each experience it in a different way. Pulling out the magnifying glass is not going to change the overall experience. It may let us look deeper and pay more attention to the details, but it doesn't bring us any closer to seeing what the other person is seeing. It's what makes life worth living and sharing.
Thank you for sharing your art and your thoughts!