

Inspiration from Karl Friedrich Schinkel







Why Mind Matters

Mind Matters
distills this message visually, thus communicating with viewers.





Mind Matters at Work

We have evidence that mind matters to our creative process. We create artworks that speak to our souls, our innermost thoughts populating our thinking. By doing so, we are communicating our thinking through a visual medium. Collectors are always asking us how we divide the tasks in order to create a work. We begin with a discussion of shapes, images, and color ways that resonate with us. Then we decide whether we have an image to work with. If yes, we build upon what resonates and decide how to communicate our thinking. Often we have what we need to begin and use something from our thousands of images. Sometimes we need additional raw material and intentionally stage a scene or go out into the field to photograph shapes, both negative and positive, scenes and places.

“Mind Matters”, recently exhibited at the DiPilla Showhouse, complimented the dress Linda selected for an Event. Linda explains her subconscious decision to wear a dress visually aligned with one of her artworks in the Show. It wasn’t until Linda stood by “Mind Matters” and looked at a pic someone had snapped, that she understood how deeply her mind matters in her work.

See the image below. You decide if “Mind Matters” and Linda’s dress harmonically telegraph how these artists’ minds matter.