“Part of the theme of that painting is the passage of time and change within that time, so it’s particularly meaningful to me because the figure in the foreground is my mother who died fairly recently…” – Philip Harris
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Artists and Therapists Share Their Greatest Learning Curves
“I have been working as an artist for many reasons. Not all of them noble. But somehow, the pressure from the outside world made me realise the most important thing about making art for me. And that is joy.” – Wayne Horse
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5 Black Women in Beauty and Fashion You Should Know About
5 Black Women in the Beauty and Fashion World You Should Know About
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Artists Share the Philosophical Questions they are Most Inspired by
“I am always fascinated with how each of us has a subjective view of reality, which is sensed through a biological lens that has evolved over millions of years. The question of, How do we find a sense of objective reality? Also, how much free will do we really have?” – Jason Herr
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Oded Reitten | Therapist Interview Series
“Fragility (and strength), like vulnerability, is relative, as the soft sponge will be like a mountain for the ant, and it could be annihilated by the softest touch.”
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Enrica Tifatino | Therapist Interview Series
“Creating, interpreting and listening to music has always been a human need… When we create music, when we listen, when we dance, we are shaping our inner world,”
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Yimin Qiao | Artist Interview Series
“My own time-related work is also made under the effect of the pandemic… It was a personal crisis for me, I started to fight that feeling by drawing a flower a day as a mark of time.”
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Fergal Styles | Artist Interview Series
“I don’t make art as a form of escape – or as entertainment, but rather it is my way of really being in the world.”
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Marine Buffard aka Becoming a Morning Person | Artist Interview Series
“I started these animated diary entries as a way to express my feelings, to put out what was in my head, to say things I have words for it yet. They were meant to be reflexive from the very first line.”
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Willehad Eilers aka Wayne Horse | Artist Interview Series
“I try to keep ethical considerations out of my work. I even try to do the wrong thing at times simply to get the ball rolling…”
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Younsik Woo | Artist Interview Series
“I understood that I am a person who strongly resists a pre-understanding of the world… paintings can always be the clue for this whole process.”
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Joshua Raz | Artist Interview Series
“Complexity and convolution can often lead to a painting’s downfall but I tend to push things in that direction despite this… I often find that the more a composition teeters towards total collapse, the more exciting it becomes.”
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