Showing posts with label deep stuff. Show all posts
Showing posts with label deep stuff. Show all posts
Friday, February 11, 2011
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Look To This Day
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Good Deed Of The Day: Send White Light
When you hear and see an ambulance zoom by you in traffic, take a moment to breathe deeply and send that ambulance healing energy and Light. Somewhere someone is suffering or in danger. The shift in your consciousness, even for 5 seconds, will help to heal that person tremendously, and in turn heal a small part of the world.
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Flower Child
To commemorate the life of Alexander McQueen, Visionaire Magazine's latest issue, entitled "Spirit" is dedicated to the late designer. The publication will feature contributing artists such as Mario Testino, Steven Meisel, Nick Knight, and Lady GaGa.

Inside the book like magazine, will be pages made from hand-pressed seeded paper embedded with wild flower seeds, that if planted will bloom into a real garden. The edition is limited to 1,500 original numbered copies and is available for purchase at $295 here.

Inside the book like magazine, will be pages made from hand-pressed seeded paper embedded with wild flower seeds, that if planted will bloom into a real garden. The edition is limited to 1,500 original numbered copies and is available for purchase at $295 here.
Long live McQueen!
Saturday, July 24, 2010
King of the Butterflies
Damien Hirst is one of my favorite artists and some one I greatly admire. Not only is his artwork revolutionary, but he is also the world's richest living artist. Most notable is his work of dead animals submerged in large glass tanks of formaldehyde. Sheeps, sharks, cows sliced in half..
And while death is a constant theme is his work, his installations are striking, gorgeous, and profound. 'Superstition' was a 2007 show at Gagosian Gallery that featured cathedral stained glass windows made solely of butterflies and house paint. Lots of windows. Huge. Made from millions of butterflies. So beautiful and violent at the same time. The pulling apart of butterflies' wings. The silent sound of death and that spark that is life. I will never forget the first time I saw it and I was inspired to share it with you.
Deep stuff I know, but it is so important to me that I could only write about it with a seriousness and sincerity.
And while death is a constant theme is his work, his installations are striking, gorgeous, and profound. 'Superstition' was a 2007 show at Gagosian Gallery that featured cathedral stained glass windows made solely of butterflies and house paint. Lots of windows. Huge. Made from millions of butterflies. So beautiful and violent at the same time. The pulling apart of butterflies' wings. The silent sound of death and that spark that is life. I will never forget the first time I saw it and I was inspired to share it with you.
Deep stuff I know, but it is so important to me that I could only write about it with a seriousness and sincerity.
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