An Artist's View

See With Your Soul Artist. Spiritualist. Humanist. Husband, a Dad, an Actor, a Painter, a Martial Artist, a Buddhist, a Deadhead, and a Teacher. Like most artists, I am drawn to that which moves me Emotionally, Spiritually, Mentally, Sensually, Physically, Socially, and Politically. Digital Art, Paintings, Sketches, Sculpture, Illustrations, Writing, Music, Theatrical Performances, I post original work, but I mainly repost what moves me. I believe in Energy. Energy is all around us, and moves through us, and because of us. We are both the Receivers and the Drivers of the Energy around us in an intensive and undeniable exchange with the Universe. I believe that amazing and powerful Art already exists in the unseen world. In order for Art to exist, it must simply play it self out through the artist who is connected on the same vibrational frequency. This is the path of most Existences. It’s the Truth. Whether it’s in visual art, through music, writing, or in a performance… Art is Truth. Art is the Truth of the Artist, and uses the Artist as a vessel to become tangible, visible, perceptible, and real. And that Truth spreads; it’s highly contagious. Always Live Your Truth. Feel free to submit your work to me to reblog.

[antoinepuisais]

Untitled (Park),

2026,

acrylic transfered on linen,

48 x 34 cm

[autonomy1]

harness of night

dark made

heavier

your dreamed void always

here once more at the aiming of

distance

there between the parallels of time

a star unsighted

route

impossible

[autonomy1]

here

out of suddenly once more

nothing to be taken apart

no division of within

re-cradled faithfully

pieced back together carefully

no prior life

moment

its process of once:

nowhere incudes

now

[autonomy1]

endless returns

into the eyes

from their hope outwards

the twice

distances

each shaper vastness static

swept towards now’s infinite

moment

multiplies the lostness searching

[museoprivado]

"Las bailarinas, rosa y verde", c. 1890, 🖌️Edgar Degas (francés, 1834-1917)

Museo Metropolitano de Arte

[soundgrammar]

Thea Tewi, The Gordian, 1965, marble, 24 1⁄2 x 11 1⁄4 x 6 in. (62.1 x 28.6 x 15.2 cm), Smithsonian American Art Museum, Gift of Charles K. Schlachet, 1969.43

[fashionlandscapeblog]

Tom Forrestall

Discovery of Self, 1995

Egg tempera on board.

[engelart]

“night music”, 20 x 36 inches, acrylic on canvas 2013 by Norman Engel

[charnel-grounds]

Julia Soboleva, untitled, 2024

[rearte2]

by Stephen Sheffield

[rearte2]

by Robert Motherwell, 1983

[moradadabeleza]

Stéphane Meurisse

État dissociatif 

[theofficiallorddgc]

[abstracteddistractions]

Ian Davenport, Untitled, 1988,

Oil on canvas, 55.5 x 55.5 cm.

[abstraktr]

[fe-li-ci-as-things]

ph : keisot_

#art

[rfsnyder]

kalabas art