Favourite Works of Art

[fridjonk]

@Yog Yet there is something so addictive about it. The haunted terrors I've always been fascinated by. One time I listened to Meshuggah on LSD and WOOOOW, it really takes you to the dark side of reality. Which is quite awesome if you have a healthy mind to do so. 

[Yog]

@fridjonk  hoho, that must have been amazing, trrrr,ttt,ttt,rtt,tr,tt, tnnn, tnnn, tnnn tnnnNNn. Jent is loopy. Off you go ?.

I often do metal for the second half of the trip, usually black, death, doom. Like Marduk, Necrophagist or Ahab.

There is so much life packed in that kind of music... its just .... astonishing.

[fridjonk]

@Yog Yeah and the crazy thing is they sometimes have kind of non-dual lyrics, at least I've heard some in Meshuggah and Tool. 

[Yog]

@fridjonk
Yea its quite a diverse genre, themes can range from red to turquoise. I love the whole spectrum
Its a very useful format for zipping thoughts and emotions and all that shit.

We have dirtied this thread a bit. But I assume its not off-topic, we are still talking about our favorite arts

[belen]

The Man who faced the Void and became inmaterial ... love you master.

Edited April 21, 2020 by belen

[Preety_India]

 

I like paintings of Kevin Sloan. They capture beauty. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Also I like the concept art in this song as well as the message it tries to convey. 

 

 

[fridjonk]

@Preety_India They also capture impressive balance. 

[Soulbass]

@Yog @Bazooka Jesus @fridjonk https://beinart.org/pages/artists-inventory

[Stevo]

The movie "Contact."

Rumi

Leo's video "What is Art?"

Marina Abramovic

Robert Smithson for adding his touch to my favorite location in Utah, where I live.

This Guy Stevo

[Stevo]

@fridjonk I left these out when considering my list.  I completely get the car, the tractor, and the building. 

15 minutes ago, Stevo said:

The movie "Contact."

Rumi

Leo's video "What is Art?"

Marina Abramovic

Robert Smithson for adding his touch to my favorite location in Utah, where I live.

This Guy Stevo

 

[Guest Bazooka Jesus]

14 hours ago, belen said:

The Man who faced the Void and became inmaterial ... love you master.

Cool documentary, thanks for posting! (I swear to god, Yves Klein looks like a band member of Kraftwerk in that thumbnail. )

Have you ever seen one of these paintings in the flesh? That Yves Klein Blue is quite something -- it's a very dark and saturated kind of blue, but at the same time it radiates such an intense glow that it almost burns your eyes if you look at it for too long, especially when it is put against a white background. Almost makes you wonder if the guy secretly stirred in some sort of radioactive substance when preparing his paint! Heh.

Yeah, what can I say, reproductions don't do these works any justice.

Edited April 22, 2020 by Bazooka Jesus

[fridjonk]

@Soulbass Wow, what a hidden treasure. Thanks! 

@Stevo Awesome man! 

[IJB063]

[ivory]

I just purchased this print for my bedroom. The artist is Joshua Miels.

[ivory]

I'm also a huge fan of Elly Smallwood out of Toronto.

[UnconsciousHuman]

@Yog

Imagine If this photo represented reality and what we live in now represented this photo.

Imagine how weird It would be looking at us, with our one-color biological bodies, tall limbs and hair on our heads etc..

Would you be willing to live in that reality, as one of those entities? Just curious.

Edited April 22, 2020 by UnconsciousHuman

[VerballyHazardous]

@UnconsciousHuman

"Ew, they are erecting their hand penises and waving them around"

And yes, i would like to see how it is like to live in this reality.

Edited April 23, 2020 by VerballyHazardous

[UnconsciousHuman]

@VerballyHazardous

Are you really? Does that not scare you shit-less? IMAGINE THAT WERE REALLY THE CASE

[VerballyHazardous]

@UnconsciousHuman

Um no, i feel a strange connection to these creatures.

[UnconsciousHuman]

@VerballyHazardous Seriously? Could you elaborate so that I can learn to see the same thing