EPIGRAPH:
The enemy of art is the absence of limitations.
– Orson Welles (1915-85)
Deceptive freedom
Everywhere | boundaries
Awareness sets free
Shabbat & Pesach (Passover)
Dear friends, I am offline for two days until sunset on Sunday so I will be unable to respond to your comments until then. I’ll miss you 🙂
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You’ve answered it beautifully. I love your reply.
Awareness
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🥰 Abi 🥰
I find that poetry forms with parameters sharpens my creativity instead of limiting it!!
You know what’s interesting, Muri? In traditional Jewish communities, which are still governed by religious law, the argument is consistently made that the strictures of traditional Jewish life are actually liberating – this is something I often think about when I reflect upon the parameters of various poetic forms… in a way, it’s quite similar.
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David
Hope you have a joyous Passover. ♥
Thank you, M.! You too! Did you participate in a seder?
Yours,
David
I sort of participated in a seder. ☺ Because of COVID and all it is difficult. But there was a virtual seder in an online community called Second Life and I attended that, and it was held in voice and a close Jewish friend “walked” me through it. It was actually fun and educational and, well, a good introduction. Thanks for asking!
I’ve never been on Second Life, but I’m familiar with it – that’s pretty cool!
I’m glad you enjoyed it 😀
-David
Wise man. (K)
Yes, quite!
Nancy Hillis, existential psychiatrist and abstract art teacher, helping people to discover their creativity… says, the most difficult step is the one from 0 to 1: and the next possible thing (to be ‘created’ -i.e. brush stroke, choice of colour…)
Yes, for sure. I think it’s like that with other things – not just with creativity! Take money, for example.
I don’t understand. What do you mean? NH (and I) talking about innate capacity for creativity not to be overlooked, and you?
No, I both understand & agree with what you and NH are saying.
I’m just saying that it strikes me that going from 0 to 1 is the most difficult step with many other things too – not only with the creative process. Take mustering up self-confidence, for example.
uhuh, need to think