Remember the age old philosophical question? If a tree falls in the forest and no one hears it fall does it make a sound? One can extend the question to does the tree exist, does sound exist if no one hears it no one sees it.
Christine's Journal
Sometimes artists have muses, I am no exception. Muses are often their source of inspiration. Muses give the artist a sense of passion about something. My muses are words – and the concepts they conjure up for me. Words never cease to inspire me which is why I call myself a conceptual artist and why I write a blog and about beautiful moments in the day.
Blog: Do we create our realities? OR does reality exist whether we create it or not?
Posted on November 14 2017
Blog: How Do We Know It’s Art?
Posted on November 09 2017
Blog: Art Needs to Be Valued
Posted on November 07 2017
Blog: Mike the Mallard, Jenny Dolls, Flash Gordan aka What Ever Has Happened to “Play”?
Posted on October 09 2017
Blog: Repetition in Art
Posted on October 07 2017
The issue that should be discussed in digital art and whether it is art or not is the concept of repetition. If art is just a series of repeated patterns and forms the artist is either a critiquing the concept of art or the artist is making a statement of where we are today with the concept of art. Either answer puts the concept of “art’ in a very sad, irrelevant place.
Blog: Authenticity In Art
Posted on August 17 2017
Blog: Where Is The Truth In Art? What Is The Truth In Art?
Posted on August 10 2017
Blog: Don’t Fence Me In
Posted on August 07 2017
Blog: Art Gives Its Power Away
Posted on August 07 2017
Conceptual Abstractions
Posted on August 02 2017
Blog: How We Have Come to Know Reality
Posted on August 01 2017
Blog: Art Is A Sense Of Life
Posted on July 27 2017
Non-representational Abstract Art
Posted on July 21 2017
Blog: Cracks, Breaks and Ruptures
Posted on July 20 2017
Blog: The importance of Line in a Painting Changes in the History of Art
Posted on July 14 2017
The importance of line in a painting changes in the history of art. When I read this statement in “The Art of Rivalry” by Sebastian Smee, it made me think about the history of line in art. From the classical training of Ingres to the action painting of Jackson Pollock, to how an artist sees reality.
Blog: “I saw the rainbows and I danced with them.”
Posted on July 10 2017
Blog: The Origin Of Art
Posted on June 29 2017
Blog: If art is something beyond words – then is it anything?
Posted on June 28 2017