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- Painter, Sculptor
- How often are you the first among your friends to try something new?
- Very often
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- color
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- http://yessy.com/sebastianartart
- How did you hear about Brooklyn Art Project?
- Jan Koelling invited me
"Birds are singing can`t you hear them'"
" No"
"Than close your eyes, you might hear them now."
"But I can`t see your painting anymore".
"Noo.- yes, yes I hear them."
" So open your eyes again."
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please vote for me
please vote for me http://www.saatchi-gallery.co.uk/showdown/index.php?showpic=153937
Posted on July 21, 2008 at 4:55pm — 1 Comment
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vote for me please http://www.saatchi-gallery.co.uk/showdown/index.php?showpic=149379
Posted on July 5, 2008 at 2:11pm — 1 Comment
Comment Wall (9 comments)
- At 9:19am on December 07, 2009, LINDA RUFO gave Sebastian Burckhardt a gift…
Greetings! Have a wonderful Holiday to you and your Family .God Bless and More Power! ENJOY! Cheers, LINDA RUFO
- At 12:27pm on October 21, 2009,
elena oprea said… - Thank you for the friendship! Your surrealistic vision inspired me a lot!
have a great day!
- At 5:42am on July 21, 2008,
Jan Kölling said… - Thank you Sebastian, - for taking the time to comment!
Highly appreciated.
Regards,
Jan.
- At 8:06am on July 10, 2008,
Sebastian Burckhardt said…
- metoometometoometometoo
but Bergson didn`t think about Surrealism nor Freud. But as Cezanne placed phylosophical themes in the center as a drive, how long can you look at a stone and not been declared mad, or at mount Victory and thinking about the relativity of form and colors. Photografie was invented, are we painter artists ore oldfashioned artisans --- and than came the brake of the second world war and abstract art and surrealistic art became the expression of freedom and humanismn in oposition to the official arts in Germany, Italy, Russia, China.....and now after after after the unthoughtthrough avalenches of mostly so called wordly justifications in diletant imitations of philosophy that announces impotant art pieces or follow them are shamefull ridicule. Art historian are Art Historian and mostly are coming after the artist^s creations.
- At 7:28am on July 10, 2008,
Not Rondo said…
- thanks for reminding us of henri's theoretical contributions to surrealism it took me a few minutes of googling to find this article where the connection is made
http://www.bookninja.com/?page_id=4209
I have always struggled with the desert pilgrimages of art theory
the writing so dense you need a matchbook cover to parse the writers vegetation from the bones of academia
the surrealist manifestos were and are delightful corruptions of reason
- At 5:22am on July 9, 2008,
- Bergson`s creativ impuls made the wires hopp wireless and automatic writing was aknowledged. He lived in France and drank wine, so they say. Breton a gallic Kelt lived in France too and also drank wine, but he had not purchaised slices of Jesus on Toast on ebay.
Freud lived mostly in Vienna and smoked cigarres or pipes and drank some coffey, but not so much than Balsac who did not smoke cigarres and did not eat meet and no slices of Jesus for breakfast.
Dali heard about him and others too and started to illustrate dreams and got attention.
But Picasso was by definition as surreal as any other abstract artist.
We are not suposed to be creatif , the scientist can`t find what it is. But art does not exist without any others ear, or eye, or nose, or understaning, so let`s hopp together, said the rabbit to the porcyupaine. (an old greque saying).
- At 10:39pm on July 8, 2008,
- linear history informs us that the dada chicken came first
that said, your postulate is well informed for those of us who have read between the lines where all the good stuff waits
the surrealists laid several manifestos I had one for breakfast this morning with a slice of jesus toast that I purchased on ebay
surrealist art came after surrealist poetry which in turn emerged from dada's broken bones
the men and women of surrealism broke every rule in the book without the help of recreational drugs though a bottle of wine here and there was never far out of reach
surrealism dared to discover the marvelous
a crime for which they can never be forgiven
- At 6:10pm on July 8, 2008,
- 7500 years ago is a long time
what kind of germanic history speculative or otherwise is available my readings spare as they are from an academic perspective only go back to pippin
my mother was a german teenager when adolf was still throwing glass ink wells at battle maps of the eastern front
- At 7:35pm on July 2, 2008,
- lucky for me, I'm not rotundo :) wait a minute, do'h, damn scale:(
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