As creators, I feel it is important for us to map the responses for our creations. What we perceive as response, in anticipation might of course turn tables on us…
As artists, tracing down the origin(s) of a creation could often become a tentative measure to reflect on our own creative process; sometimes only to find that there isn’t a…
The direct sense of engagement that a painting offers is unmatched to a painter. Capturing a moment whether it be in reality, from the painter’s imagination or partly both, the…
The relationship between Creator and Creation - An endless exchange - Every creation has an exchange of its own with the Creator - taking place across multiple levels, tangible and…
Colour can be extremely powerful! Colours enhance, enable, empower, and empathize with human emotion and headspace - keeping us company, engaging us, and walking visual journeys with light, form, character,…
"Inpiration exists, but it needs to find you working." - said Pablo Picasso. Sources of inspiration for a creation can be vast, diverse. Inspiration brings the idea home when a…
As Creators, what we create and how largely stem from our ideas and interpretations of life. What we observe and how we interpret the seen (as well as the unseen)…
The Invisible Spirals -- Sensibility to a Creator is like oxygen to a human being. Yes! The urge to verify the ideas of presentation often lead to ruined inhibition and…
A Splash of Colour - Abstract Expressionism began in the United States in the 1940s. This movement was characterised by gestural brush strokes, mark making and intrinsically spontaneous creative journeys.…
Point - to - Point -- Neo-Impressionism began in Paris in the late 1880s. Propounded by French painter Georges Seurat, painters in the movement included Paul Signac and Henry-Edmond Cross.…