Art as a metaphor for Life
Reality is optional
Please watch the video first, before reading any further! Some of you, whose nature is external, whose organic energy and information flow spatially originates from “out”, most probably can relate much more to the metaphor in this video.
There is almost no available energy. Reality seems to be only that.
What do you see in the picture when it’s so deeply zoomed in with almost no available energy? It seems like a damaged, faded pink piece. A so-called wounded, painful, broken piece – a circumstance, and it seems like it’s all there is. It seems automatic and random. Reality seems to be only that.
It’s like an automatic teleprompter reading a script.
Then, with a little more energy, there is a little more zoom out. There seem to be other pieces that look faded, broken, and problematic. At least there is a reason, an excuse for why the pink is broken. Lots of causes, excuses, explanations, and justifications for how and why the pink is broken. Pink is good. Yellow is threatening. Violet is stupid. Orange is completely ridiculous. It’s like an automatic teleprompter reading a script, determining what’s right, what’s wrong, what’s good, and what’s bad.
Working on it with more effort, energy neutral makes sure nothing really changes.
Well, with more energy and more zoom out, the pieces somehow have a relatedness to each other. The same colors seem to correlate, which is exciting, but not relating to the other color groups, which is a problem. Somehow the yellows are not connected with the blues and the pinks. They possibly could be…and there is a drive to find the answers. You are constantly busy working on it. Trying to find more resources to solve the colored puzzle piece, solve the problem with more and more effort, making sure nothing really changes! It’s still energy neutral.
Resourcefully getting the results! You take the risk!
With even MORE energy, zoom out, zoom from a different perspective, OMG! DONE! They are all part of something so much bigger. Fascinating! All the parts and colors are synergistically connected. The contrasting colors are magically shaping the others, creating a bigger picture together. There is a Field effect that makes it all happen. You take the risk! This is all visible right away with more available energy from this more amplified view. This lens instantaneously sees the picture as a big system together with many of its building pieces and parts. The picture attracts an audience, induces emotions, shapes new questions, new reflections, adds new values and meanings, and creates even more cooperation that keeps on giving and sharing. There are so many results.
When you look at where we started from here, it’s a totally different view. What seemed to be broken, faded, wounded, not enough, and problematic, which later ignited a drive for more, is perfectly part of something so much bigger; it’s an opportunity to be part of a masterpiece, which is part of a body of work and others’ body of works…and so on…
ONEness. Beyond the experience
The space between the words. The space between the lines.
Another layer with even MORE energy is part of an incomprehensible, glorious, and infinite spiritual and cosmic super-system, where energy and information are ONE, and we are all ONE
About the artist
The artist whose picture is the protagonist in the video is Lady Be. She created this masterful artwork you, see in the video, among many other pieces that she blessed her creative talent with. They are all made of garbage, thrown out broken plastic bottles, toys, and objects that she collected on beaches and various other places. She collected and recycled them brilliantly with brand new meanings. Her vision and mission are connected through synchronistic threads with this video’s intention. By hovering over her photo above, you find her links on social media.
I found her astonishingly beautiful and impactful work at Malpensa before flying to Armenia this Summer. Since then her work has been an example, that helped many groups and people to relate to the energetics and to the size of the system in a more resourceful, constructive and tangible way.
Question what you call reality!
Special thanks to Space Cinema for the Globe footage, and Eduard Honchuk, Vio_Lin EH, ABSounds for the music.
