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@visiodivina
Think for a moment about your experience when you enter an old chapel that has been prayed in for a very long time. #visiodivina, #artandtheology,#sacredart, #seeingGod melahlborn.com/blog https://www.instagram.com/p/CL7AaSlgM1i/?igshid=1j1p3rw9pvshd
“... create a slit in the surface of things ... invite us ... like Thomas ... to feel our way beyond the surface ...” @ben.quash Anish Kapoor ‘Untitled (The Healing of Saint Thomad),” 2996, Cloth, (c) Anish Kapoor / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York /DACS, London @the_vcs https://bit.ly/3r6qX6A https://www.instagram.com/p/CL4acrEgq9O/?igshid=1hdqajnw01d7k
Edward Burne-Jones, ‘The Beguiling of Merlin’ 1874, oul on canvas 186 x 111 cm. Board of Trustees of the National Museums and Galleries on Merciside. Shown with Watts’ ‘Hope’ at the Exposition Universelle in Paris in 1878, demonstrated the use of symbolic and poetic designs. https://www.instagram.com/p/CL2lZjYgTUq/?igshid=cvfbta41yqq8
G.F. Watts, ‘Hope’ 1886, oil on canvas 142.2 x 112.8 cm. Tate Gallery https://www.instagram.com/p/CL2eXsXAg9E/?igshid=jd68lrwbkb8o
For the artist interested in creating the idea of God through their art, this concept of aligning one’s daily actions with spiritual practice easily welcomes the studio. #visiodivina, #artandtheology,#sacredart, #seeingGod melahlborn.com/blog https://www.instagram.com/p/CL2JFhmAqN9/?igshid=1xloham2994o4
An artist’s visual, verbal, and experiential metaphors for the divine begin with their own inner world. bit.ly/2NRppP3 #visiodivina, #artandtheology,#sacredart, #seeingGod https://www.instagram.com/p/CLrwzmegSqU/?igshid=n6rh8c49c9it
Anselm of Canterbury suggests that the artist seeking to paint the idea of God must learn more about themselves. #visiodivina, #artandtheology,#sacredart, #seeingGod melahlborn.com/blog https://www.instagram.com/p/CLew0FVAfb6/?igshid=1ljc3qddul2e8
Anselm of Canterbury suggests that the artist seeking to paint the idea of God must learn more about themselves. They must also collect from their memory and experience. #visiodivina, #artandtheology,#sacredart, #seeingGod https://www.melahlborn.com/blog
IBRAHIM EL-SALAHI uses the ‘abstracted motif of the tree … as a metaphorical link between heaven and earth, creator and created’ The Oxford Tree, 2001 https://thevcs.org/outsider-source-new-life/signs-life https://www.instagram.com/p/CLPJ8fmA1Ba/?igshid=1pp08m70y4gh4
Anselm dissects the act of creation from two points of view. He looks at God as creator, and compares this to the artisan. #visiodivina, #artandtheology,#sacredart, #seeingGod #desirelines melahlborn.com/blog https://www.instagram.com/p/CK_4rhYA3e2/?igshid=122pcq31hei6i
The fact that God remains hidden from Anselm’s vision is a source of frustration and motivation. This was Anselm’s Schrödinger's cat, his core divine metaphor. #visiodivina, #artandtheology,#sacredart, #seeingGod, #desirelines melahlborn.com/blog https://www.instagram.com/p/CK6wRjmA0qq/?igshid=1elg5srv9torn
Imagine for a moment the human person that has experienced a divine action. What happens for them next? https://www.melahlborn.com/blog/165282/metaphor-and-the-seeing-of-god
Human experience of God was thought to correspond with a divine action upon the human person through one or more of the human senses. https://www.melahlborn.com/blog
To see God and to have a vision of God was a recurring theme for the early writers of the church. They did not always agree on who sees who first. #visiodivina, #artandtheology,#sacredart, #seeingGod https://www.instagram.com/p/CKpYrjFA3pZ/?igshid=1dj7fr3yfpyng
“If you could see the journey whole you might never undertake it; might never dare the first step that propels you from place you have known toward the place you know not.” #janrichardson #visiodivina https://www.instagram.com/p/CCydF1bAeeW/?igshid=d3w3kg6v2610
Bronze tabernacle, 6.5’ tall, Bastiano Torrigiano and Ludovico del Duca sculptors #sistineChapel #visiodivina #lizlevtours https://www.instagram.com/p/CCrJNKcAbju/?igshid=ee6gumkrgitg