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Venalismihi -> Visual based Desert Island Delights. (7/6/2009 12:26:38 AM)

A visual adaptation of Desert Island Discs.
Who is the artist; which of their pieces and why it stimulates your senses so?
What musical piece would you have to accompany it?

I will share my choice with you and hope you will share your choice with me.

Michael Parks: "Magic Spring"

http://artfiles.art.com/images/-/Michael-Parkes/Magic-Spring-Print-C10086220.jpeg

As vision is the primary source for all my experiences, my nervous system requires input and stimulation. Consequently, colour addresses one of my most fundamental neurological needs. This peaceful, tranquil blue causes my body to produce calming chemicals and the colour of the sky and the ocean manifests the opposite reaction to red.
Sergei Rachmaninoff “Rhapsody on a Theme by Paganini, Variation No.18”




sunshinemiss -> RE: Visual based Desert Island Delights. (7/6/2009 4:39:12 AM)

I think you are asking us what are our favorite pieces of art and why.  Does it make us hear music?

If that is the case, anything by Rosso Fiorentino. 

I saw one of his paintings at The Louvre, and it made me cry it was so beautiful.  Since then, I've traveled to see his work, and I have a couple of books about him.  He was a fairly minor artist during the Italian Renaissance, but he calls to me like the sirens.


This one is probably his best known work.
But it is this one that started it all for me.  The picture here doesn't do it justice.  The colors are purple, magenta, carrot orange.  The light shines through it like it has been touched by G*d.

But I also love Donna Howell Sickles' cowgirl art work.  It's very pagan and still true to the spirit of the West.  It makes me want to walk through a corn field




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