Kuba Fiedorowicz : Visionary Art / Sacred Art
Interview with talented Australian visionary painter Kuba Fiedorowicz, about life, spirit, his time with Ernst Fuchs and the nature of sacred art and its creation.
Visionary Art Culture
Contemporary visionary and sacred art
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Karen Hsiao – Transmogrification
Karen Hsiao is a shamanic or magical artist whose work veers between beauty and the grotesque. Primarily a figurative painter in her early years, Hsiao has since explored the body and its space through various mediums, creating pieces that are both tactile and intuitive. We talk to her about her intriguing and disturbing series ‘Transmogrification’.
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The Dark Arts of Chet Zar
“Chet’s art is beautiful & scary. His style has a modern twist crashing into a classical approach. I think Chet is a master painter on his way to making a great mark in our little world. Wanna do something smart with your money? Invest in a Chet Zar painting.” – Adam Jones (TOOL Band)
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Steven Eye : Solar Eye
Steven Eye is that rare breed of artist who manages to create extraordinary work while supporting other artists. His remarkable masks and sculptures are beautiful and archetypal at once.
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Art is Vision
Celebrating visionary art, many hundreds came together for this historic event, one of a few rare visits of Alex and Allyson Grey to Canada and their first experience of Toronto. It all began at the gorgeous Meta Gallery which opened late last year in the beautiful old town Distillery District of Toronto.
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Donald Pass : A Man Who Visions
Donald Pass is a visionary artist in the sense that he belongs to those men who still see visions. Hailed as a modern William Blake, he has often sighted angels and has experienced an overwhelming vision that irrevocably changed the nature of his work. His exquisite renderings in watercolour invoke the power and mystery of that vision.
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Art Unifies : Interdimensional Art Show Seattle
In perfect form with the archetypal west coast culture, besides the inspired gallery curation, this event featured an incredible lineup of musicians, designers, models and performers who spun an intricate web of wonder across the Columbia City Theatre that night. Everyone came together in the high vibe of dancing and wide eyed art appreciation.
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The Troubled Search for Arts Fusion: Mitchel Barrett
An interview with a complex and true visionary artist, about the relationship between fashion and arts worlds, visionary taste and the troubled search of a meeting point for various arts.
Mitchel J. Barrett was born in England in 1960. In 1980 Barrett was accepted at Stafford College of Art and Design to study a Foundation Course [...] -
Interdimensional Art Show Tour : Chapter One
Report by Delvin Solkinson on the first leg of the Interdimensional Art Tour, one of the most important annual events for the sacred / spirit / visionary art community.
“This many splendored gathering of visionary culture celebrated the cutting edge of the new movement with an incredible array of art, music and new fashion. As people arrived they stepped through a portal into a world rich with wonder.”
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The Onyrical Digital Worlds
Japi Honoo describes her imagery as stories of her “state of mind”. Her stories express “feeling out of time and belong to every age.” For Japi, digital techniques can assume the same function as the paint brush, enabling her to create new worlds and possibilities for the interpretation of femininity.
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Maura Holden – Divisions of Neptune
It is with great honor that Lila is able to present Maura Holden’s latest finished work, Divisions of Neptune, accompanied by a work of mytho-prose reflective of some of the originating feelings and meditations contained within this unique painting.
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Michael by Oleg Korolev
A master of 21st century sacred art, Oleg Korolev generously shares and discusses his latest work, ‘Michael’ with Lila.
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Dean Fleming – United States of Mind
The artist Dean Fleming interviewed by Daniel Mirante
Where does the artistic process begin for you ?
I get most of my inspiration from looking at art. It can be anything from architecture to ancient Mayan pottery. I’ll begin by sketching with a big brush in order to create vague shapes that I use like a [...] -
Tryptamine Dakini – The 3D Art of Sandeep Chandran
My art is an attempt to bring out in drawing my visions from entheogenic experiences. Ever since my first major entheogenic journey (which are always via Tryptamines, either mushrooms or Ayahuasca), Ive felt an enormous push in a certain direction for the aesthetics of my artwork. The visions I saw were so beautiful that I almost had no choice but to try and draw them, I felt like a conduit for the stuff to come out.
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Interview : The Ayahuasca Visions of Pablo Amaringo
Pablo Amaringo is one of the world’s greatest visionary artists, and is renowned for his highly complex, colourful and intricate paintings of his visions from drinking the Ayahuasca brew. Howard and Peter met with Pablo at the school which he founded (Usko-Ayar school of painting) in Pucullpa where he lives and paints, and interviewed Pablo about his life as a shaman and artist.
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Dreaming Co:nexus – Arts Co:laboratory
Working collaboratively can be an experience of ecstatic bliss and union of consciousness… and it can also be an exercise in patience and non-attachment. Simultaneous collaboration involves a particular mindset wherein we must surrender attachment to the final result, letting go of the egoic aspect of creation and becoming fully absorbed in the act of harmonious co:creation.
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Daniel Mirante Innerview
Interview conducted by Lunaya Shekinah of Lightscience with prolific artist / writer / curator, Daniel Mirante, discussing possible futures, and the nature of the imagination.
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Homage To Ernst Fuchs
Ernst Fuchs – The Spirit of Mercury, 1954.The art of Fuchs forces an examination of the Western roots of spirituality, affirming revelatory spiritual power within Christianity. In the wake of Darwinism, and the world wars this has not been a popular position. And yet Fuchs himself had to work through the perplexities and obscurities, and the devestation of post-war Europe, to find the shining pearl hidden in the mire of matter.
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Woman, Neoteny, Art, and Evolution
A facinating theory of evolution which integrates the role of matrifocal socieities and the role of art into the mix. “Culture requires brains, and brains of that immense degree were never necessary in any other animal. The human act that demanded immense brain power was the act of art. This requirement is because in art there are no limits.”
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EVE by Yvonne Aburrow
Cast forth from the garden by the jealous archon, she wanders the earth, trying to find another garden.
