DialogVisual Magazine
Snippets and snapshots form an eclectic conversation about creativity, art, design and eco-living, with a sprinkling of culture & philosophy and a dash of whimsy :)
Best of the Rest
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carlo raviaoli: “The fence of fig trees withered”
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This is the beautiful porcelain work of Kate MacDowell.
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It is time to go by cas lad on Flickr.
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Spear thrower(?) or Musical Instrument(?)
500 BC - 600 AD
Early Quimbaya
(Source: The British Museum)
It goes without saying that the art we make reflects who we are. But can we summon a different life through our art?
If we change from making work that is small and dark to large and light, from detailed and complex to open and spacious, will some profound shift also occur in other aspects of our existence?
How much does what we make affect who we are as opposed to the other way round?
