9/26/2011

daydreamers

Daydreamers in a mirror of Tomas Karkalas art 2011
While looking at this my last digital painting, I was reminded once again that the photos inspire the thinking indeed. I saw not an abstract watercolor but the origins of this image - the photography of my dirty table, and the wondrous transformation took place once again. The mysterious spots dropped away their outward ambiguity and became the bold statements - the mirror of my walking in the sculpture park. What could be identified as the lazy figures were not the laziness at all but my firm decision not to participate in the meaningless disorder for not to loose what still is remaining - the peace amidst turmoil that disguises as the responsibility for joy to breathe
So what where the origins of this painting?
When I looked at my cluttered table. there were no daydreamers in my eyesight, or were they here already? If one fail to understand what he sees in front, does that mean that what he see do not exist?
Painting healed me literally - enabled me to wish you all the best! 






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9 comments:

Richard Klekociuk said...

Seeing Tomas, is always about interpretation. We often see what we want to see. Sometimes our imagination takes control and that is more often than not a pleasant experience.

Wolfbernz said...

Nice post Tomas :)
Just because one does not see something doesn't mean it does not exist just the person does not have an open to mind to see it. All of your art creates the imagination to find many things in each one.

Clicks
Wolfbernz

Trina said...

I wish I was creative and talented enough to turn something like my dirty, cluttered table into something so beautiful. Yet another inspirational and beautiful piece from you this week :)

Clicks!
--Trina

Art of RetroCollage said...

The Irish poet W.B.Yeats once said, "In dreams begins responsibility." So, as you show us,

Art of RetroCollage said...

The Irish poet W.B. Yeats once wrote, "In dreams begins responsibility."

So in your piece you show the origins of an artist's responsibility: the power of his imagination to change exterior sight into interior vision, and his obligation to share that vision with others.

Thank you for bringing your dreams to life in your beautiful pictures, and for sharing them with us! God bless you.

Art of RetroCollage said...

The Irish poet W.B. Yeats once wrote, "In dreams begins responsibility."

So in your piece you show the origins of an artist's responsibility: the power of his imagination to change exterior sight into interior vision, and his obligation to share that vision with others.

Thank you for bringing your dreams to life in your beautiful pictures, and for sharing them with us! God bless you.

Art of RetroCollage said...

The Irish poet W.B. Yeats once wrote, "In dreams begins responsibility."

So in your piece you show the origins of an artist's responsibility: the power of his imagination to change exterior sight into interior vision, and his obligation to share that vision with others.

Thank you for bringing your dreams to life in your beautiful pictures, and for sharing them with us! God bless you.

Elvirah said...

Everyone has their own perception to see things and people accordingly tend to look each things differently.

Get Educated said...

impressive.
very creative thought.Visits first time but likes your blog.