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The Creativity Post | Myth and Creativity: The Role of the Artist and…
The Muse and where ideas come from. Pressfield believes in a higher creative force, a goddess who sends artists their ideas. In his view, inspiration doesn’t come from the subconscious but “from somewhere else.” Many artists describe the Muse in a similar way. He begins every workday with the same prayer from Homer’s Odyssey to invite this Muse in.
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I feel like writing is a form of evocation. To recall memory and explore the senses. You do not have to have lived a sensory to invoke it, you can understand through a lived life and similarities. I would also argue that writing is an evocation for it’s upheaval. To call upon Apollo or Dionysus or the muses. To call to any god or fragment of the
... See moreThis presentation follows the life of Joel Nessim through a restrospective collection of his paintings, his lifes dedication and work. Ever since he was young he was engaged with creation, and fascinated with the influence of lived experiences translated onto the canvas. The ability for humans to adapt and change was something that Joel projected
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