Jamie Banks
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Jamie Banks
The houses and churches were painted with such glittering colors that he thought he was inside a picture when he entered them.
Art In Context • Wassily Kandinsky - A Portrait of Kandinsky the Artist
Learning how to think with images begins with learning how to see, or perhaps more accurately, learning how to un-see .
Cliff Guren • Learning How to Un-See — Cliff Guren
Kandinsky the painter believed that the aim of art was to transmit the artist’s uniqueness and inner vision, which necessitated the elevation of objective reality.
Art In Context • Wassily Kandinsky - A Portrait of Kandinsky the Artist
We should let AI force us to get REAL creative and different, not dig our heels in on details of craft competing in its domain.
More precious craft isn’t the way; bolder redesign is.
Kandinsky’s paintings from this time are huge, emotive colored masses that are judged independently of shapes and lines; these no longer serve to delimit them, but instead, overlap freely to produce paintings of tremendous energy.
Art In Context • Wassily Kandinsky - A Portrait of Kandinsky the Artist
Modernism and
But eventually I stumbled upon a trick: I would draw instead the outline of the negative space around it. Though I couldn't have articulated it at the time, what this method did was improve the quality of my looking. I would never be able to get away from my preconceptions about what an arm or a leg looks like, but the shape formed by its negative
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