WILDFLOWER BLOG
These written gems have been channelled from as far as the galactic star nebula birthing dusts to the close to home eco- systems.
Organic blog written pieces, that inspires the creative imagination from soul seed to insight.
And hopefully, in turn, will inspire the Temple Lah reader.
Criticising Your Creativity: This Is My Best Work Yet… Or Is It?
Maybe our role as artists isn't to predict which works deserve a life, but simply to give them the chance to find one.
After all, we're creating for an audience we haven't met yet, and perhaps even for a future version of ourselves.
Piet Mondrian: capturing universal equilibrium through opposing forces.
By stripping away the details, Piet Mondrian believed a beauty in harmony was revealed that could move not only the artist deeply but the viewer also. A revealing of universal truths through extreme simplicity, geometry and balance.
Kandinsky: Composer of light
Kandinsky emphasized contrast and harmony as tools for creating rhythm and movement, much like in musical composition. He saw colors as relational forces, where the interaction of color, shape, and negative space produces the “music” of the painting.
Frida Kahlo: painting as transmutation
Frida Kahlo entered this world under the veil of diamond dust as a Leo Rising – the archetype of the performer, the creator, the radiant flame. She dressed in colour, she painted in pain, and she lived as if every step was a defiant dance. Guest astrologer and author, Kylie Jane.