blogger – art
Posted: August 22, 2012 Filed under: art | Tags: art, blogger, blue, print, solitude 8 CommentsThis print by my daughter
blogger?
reminds me of a blogger, what will happen if she doesn’t connect, or moves her hand from the circuits?
Perhaps she fears the solitude of her own thoughts…
bwthoughts 
I am seeing more than ‘internet’ connectivity and cyberspace in that picture. Perhaps it also speaks to us at a deeper level, of how consciousness really connects us to everything there is and ever will be?
if you think about it at the physical/material level – our brain is a biological-circuit board with dendrites and neurons and if we understand energy fields and the greater consciousness that extends beyond physical sight – then perhaps that picture also does indeed speak of connectivity-mass-connection and tapping into a greater consciousness. Far more than the world wide web, for it extends on a multi-universe level, more than three dimensional and really way more than our tiny physical minds can yet comprehend.
Wow…I really came by to take a look and say hello. I really enjoyed the read and the picture, I shall come back………if you will have me?
thank you — I agree with your insight. And yes, you are welcome here any time.
It sure speaks to an online dependent age…for sure. You have a talented daughter there. 🙂
I love her, no matter what her skill, for herself. But I am glad she has the courage to follow her passion.
She’s blessed to have a dad like you. 🙂
laughing, I am sure I am often compared to a millstone around her neck.
We often joke that interpreting art/poetry is all bs, because only the poet/artist really knows. I often ask her what a piece means and she laughs and won’t tell me. So you know what that says about my interpretation.
But to me, it rings true, and good art touches you inside.
And I think art and the written word and music and film are magical because they mean different things to different people at different points in their lives and that’s just awesome!
yes, perhaps that is how great art stands the test of time.