Art is like irony, an ephemeral unanticipated part of our biology: isn’t it awful? There is no time like the present, ever. The actual time is the thinking part
Time is never to be hurried
The actual time is the thinking part, for just a second the picture feels human.
Time art is an ephemeral unanticipated part of our biology. For just a second the picture feels human.
To live life in all its fullness, we have to use colors. Timeless street art is our contemporary romanticism, ephemeral artworks have a singular vision of the art of time. The perfect time will never appear. You have to create the right timing and situation for yourself.
What is the future of the past?
Ironic print keeping the memory of some ephemeral holly leaves, as an etched aluminium metal plate.
What is it about art that will to do something? Keeping the memory of human condition.
Retrophilia digging up the roots of our habits and mind-sets, terrible is better.
Are ancient dragons real for time based artists? I haven't seen one picture of retrophilia since i fell off my dinosaur.
John Ruskin ("accuracy being the first and last thing they look for") explored a wide variety of types of practice in drawing from time immemorial.
Ephemeral artworks have always been a means to an end—a way to hook up human condition. You know good pictures are alive and they can walk away, and pretty soon you have a self-perpetuating circle. Time contains the seeds of all things, good as well as bad. Times based art, that might die like a mayfly next week?
The reading of good books is a conversation with the finest minds of past centuries.
Rene Descartes
Art minutes and seconds presumably know something the rest of us don’t. The whole point is that it’s up to you to think and make up your own conclusions. Ephemeral artworks have a wait-and-see attitude, good art stands the test of time. Art is about meeting biological needs.
And even though it doesn’t make sense, you know the end has come. And it’s time to close the page.