scootermm
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I had an interesting thought while out shooting and reading today. I was sitting on a bench. had found an image to take but needed to wait for the earth to spin to the right point.
I was writting in my sketch book and found myself writting about an interesting concept. The whole idea of perceiving and viewing your own artwork. We as creators of a photograph, painting, sculpture, or whatever your chosen pursuit is, we as the creators will never be able to perceive or view our own artwork from that of an unblinded eye. I mean we will always have our hopes or dreams for that piece of art in our mind when viewing this finished piece. I think even so after time away from the creation... it still there. Its an interesting concept.
I know I love viewing others artwork, paintings, photographs all of it. because of how new and intriguing it is. Fresh. sort of an interesting concept. sometimes I wish it were possible to remove me from myself and view what I create from this tertiary perspective. I think it would be interesting to say the least. perhaps it is possible and someone out there will speak of a way to accomplish this.... I guess that was sort of partly why I thought to post this... to get others thoughts on it.
the whole concept of removing yourself from your work when viewing it is something I find a strange juxtaposition. on one side I long to be able to do this.... on the other side I shutter at the thought of it... it is me... I want it to always remain me it is a creation of mine that represents my hopes and aspirations for a artistic creation, so understandably when viewing it I want to keep all that in the conscious.
perhaps random babble... but nonetheless this is the Ethics and Philosophy section
I was writting in my sketch book and found myself writting about an interesting concept. The whole idea of perceiving and viewing your own artwork. We as creators of a photograph, painting, sculpture, or whatever your chosen pursuit is, we as the creators will never be able to perceive or view our own artwork from that of an unblinded eye. I mean we will always have our hopes or dreams for that piece of art in our mind when viewing this finished piece. I think even so after time away from the creation... it still there. Its an interesting concept.
I know I love viewing others artwork, paintings, photographs all of it. because of how new and intriguing it is. Fresh. sort of an interesting concept. sometimes I wish it were possible to remove me from myself and view what I create from this tertiary perspective. I think it would be interesting to say the least. perhaps it is possible and someone out there will speak of a way to accomplish this.... I guess that was sort of partly why I thought to post this... to get others thoughts on it.
the whole concept of removing yourself from your work when viewing it is something I find a strange juxtaposition. on one side I long to be able to do this.... on the other side I shutter at the thought of it... it is me... I want it to always remain me it is a creation of mine that represents my hopes and aspirations for a artistic creation, so understandably when viewing it I want to keep all that in the conscious.
perhaps random babble... but nonetheless this is the Ethics and Philosophy section
