I was used to see a key to the meaningful life in my activity, and the arts (creative work/painting) enabled me to grow in self-confidence. It was fine to make the papers, and that confuses the most, because nothing was earned by my activity. All I have was gifted to me for a free. Have a look at the photo below:
Here is my wife and grandson - my beloved at the the see.
Many carry with themselves the family photos in their purses, carry what is prized the most. Such way you see on above not some art prints by Tomas Karkalas but his wife with the grandson in the hands. So the simple photo helped me to uplift my eyes once again and the recognition of the God's grace above my handicrafts as restored my spiritual life as returned a meaning to my "fuzzy looking" colors. That was gift to see.The recognition of God's supremacy in our affairs put us on the wing of the gratitude.
Thursday, August 26, 2010
Gift to see
Labels:
gift to see,
God's grace,
meaningful life
Klaipeda, Lithuania
Klaipeda, Lithuania
Monday, August 23, 2010
Homeless Love
While being on a road, I met the Homeless Love.
Good sculpture should look fine from all sides. Artists deal with this task quite easily, yet in the ordinary life the activity of many rarely talk about their inner beauty. So our marvelous soul is forced to hide under the social status of a man. Consequently many hurry to remove their eyes from the unlovely passersby, yet are they ugly indeed? What is the real beauty?
I entered the hospital for the people with psychiatric disorders and took a picture here. While looking at the paper swan on a windowsill, it was hard to believe that this beauty was made by the sick people. I looked around once more and took another picture. The paper flowers were looking so sweet – they reflected no pain that indwelt the hearts of the creators so richly. What does that mean? Please read my post the Test of love. I tried to look at beauty in disguise of the litters more attentively on Art by Tomas blog
Archives awake to road |
I entered the hospital for the people with psychiatric disorders and took a picture here. While looking at the paper swan on a windowsill, it was hard to believe that this beauty was made by the sick people. I looked around once more and took another picture. The paper flowers were looking so sweet – they reflected no pain that indwelt the hearts of the creators so richly. What does that mean? Please read my post the Test of love. I tried to look at beauty in disguise of the litters more attentively on Art by Tomas blog
Related articles by Zemanta
- the secret of beauty (trustlight.blogspot.com)
- Test of Love (artbytomas.blogspot.com)
- peaceful Passing (butterflyintheplaster.blogspot.com)
Labels:
art by Tomas,
Homeless love,
test of love
Klaipeda, Lithuania
Klaipeda, Lithuania
Sunday, August 15, 2010
editor-in-chief of art by Tomas Karkalas
The shot was made, so time came to name the picture, to introduce the photo to Butterfly in the Plaster.
my editor-in-chief |
Labels:
art teacher,
editor-in-chief,
meaning to being,
photo,
picture
Klaipeda, Lithuania
Klaipeda, Lithuania
Monday, August 9, 2010
mosquito on life aesthetics by Tomas Karkalas
At times it takes more time to name the picture than to take s shot. Look below. What do you see?
The tiny flying insects painfully bite, yet the above looks like a giant...consequently, this image as if does not belong to the threatening group of our enemies, isn't it?
However, does that sense of personal safety create satisfaction or makes cloudy reality look more attractively?
The above picture was a closeup at the spider's catch, but not the dried dish caught my eye here, I recognized myself in my surroundings. Such outlook on nature drastically changed my experience - sat me back in an awe toward the multitude of the revived metaphors that knocked on the heart and opened my eyes much wider than any encyclopedia. So what does fine art reveal? Our reality, or the dreams?
Let's return to the picture. This is my self-portrait - the life aesthetics
The tiny flying insects painfully bite, yet the above looks like a giant...consequently, this image as if does not belong to the threatening group of our enemies, isn't it?
However, does that sense of personal safety create satisfaction or makes cloudy reality look more attractively?
The above picture was a closeup at the spider's catch, but not the dried dish caught my eye here, I recognized myself in my surroundings. Such outlook on nature drastically changed my experience - sat me back in an awe toward the multitude of the revived metaphors that knocked on the heart and opened my eyes much wider than any encyclopedia. So what does fine art reveal? Our reality, or the dreams?
Let's return to the picture. This is my self-portrait - the life aesthetics
Labels:
art therapy,
life aesthetics,
old pictures,
thoughts
Klaipeda, Lithuania
Klaipeda, Lithuania
Monday, August 2, 2010
art whisper
This picture looks like non commercial view, yet the image has power to whisper too. We need just to unlock the hearts. Lots of figures compose the dance of love. It was enough to went outside to sit back in an awe.
The painting helped me to see the silence and to hear the air. I was commissioned to spread these news-to invite you to the party of the gratitude.
While famous places attract the tourists, only comprehension of the sunbeam enables us to enjoy our hear and now.That's the greatest award.
The painting helped me to see the silence and to hear the air. I was commissioned to spread these news-to invite you to the party of the gratitude.
While famous places attract the tourists, only comprehension of the sunbeam enables us to enjoy our hear and now.That's the greatest award.
Labels:
art whisper,
award,
gratitude,
painting,
picture
Klaipeda, Lithuania
Klaipeda, Lithuania
Sunday, August 1, 2010
portrait of the soul
The need to name the painting questions what do I do. It was clear just one - once upon a time, there was an apple. As you know, photos do not lie.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)