Yesterday a dear friend of mine invited me to a morning talk at The Museum of Louisiana for a current exhibition about Lucian Freud.
As I work with the soul, energy, and the inner landscape of human beings, I see Lucian Freud’s art as revealing how our life experiences are carried and expressed through the body.
“He paints where life leaves its marks.”
He does not paint auras, angels, or spiritual symbols. But he paints the place where the soul has lived, loved, suffered, and experienced life. Therefore, his works can be experienced as spiritual in a very grounded and existential way.
It is precisely the field of tension between body and soul, the visible and the invisible, that makes his portraits so powerful, but also sending mixed feelings and create reflections and thoughts about themes like :
The Soul Through the Body, Deep Presence, The Shadow and Authenticity, Life Force, The Sacred in the Ordinary.
I have worked and created art myself and love what art are able to create in us…then a little of the landscape on a cloudy day – Sweden on the other side of the strait.
The greatest spiritual task
“The greatest spiritual task is not to change the one who hurt us. It is to protect our own heart, so that the hurt is not passed on.” But perhaps there is also a deeper lesson hidden within all of this, a difficult lesson I have worked on for years in my personal life, gained…
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The path to connection is through vulnerability and your energy is your gift, and you choose who have access to it…
seeing the unseen
language, being flexible, feeling inspired, change, explore, open your eyes, mind blowing, brutally honest, doing something within, changing life, make you think, other points of views, someones heart has purged the art, a gift, someone share themself and we sense them, its coming from the heart… Saturday we had a little afternoon in Sweden because…
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