In Vain by Imaginationart

2D • (none) • posted on Jun 05, 2003

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All is in vain and if you can't create your best work then delete it , knowing that it does not belong to you, you have a lesson to learn. Try it, it will lead to growth.

Comments (9)

gallimel

11:01AM | Thu, 05 June 2003

I actually think no piece that were satisfying at the moment of creation must be deleted. If the creator is tuned on, he knows that those works were explicative of a moment, and the growth and the progresses are actually testified from the comparison among works in time. But I do agree that one has always to try his best. The momentuum of creation though, is an absolute instant of satisfaction. The truth stays in that moment, after that, art is of all those who are gonna make the piece a part of their own. And if you steal the vision to them.. they'll miss something, thatw oudlhave maybe enriched them :) This is a great artwork btw.. very thought provoking :)

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Imaginationart

11:14AM | Thu, 05 June 2003

As y know I play with words to see what people think. It is not necessarily my viewpoint. No right, no wrong. I watched four Tibetan monks create a 'Mandela' (with colored sand I guess) over four weeks then destroyed it . This is a tradition they follow, that nothing is permanent. All spiritual paths are built on this concept and not even stars last forever. So whether you delete it or not , it will be deleted by the Universe.

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borsy

1:32PM | Thu, 05 June 2003

Excellent image!!

dylanfan

4:39PM | Thu, 05 June 2003

It is not just the Tibetan monks who do sand painting, I have seen some beautiful works done by the Navajo American Indians of the American Southwest.

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Tommy3D

5:45PM | Thu, 05 June 2003

Outstanding surreal work!! Bravo!!

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SoulEatar

4:38AM | Fri, 06 June 2003

There have been works for me that have changed in nature after being posted - I did not feel at peace until I had removed them - I can't quite explain and still have much to learn - But there is some truth of me I understand here - I only speak for me - Your Art is an experience -

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KingPtolemy

11:41AM | Sun, 08 June 2003

Beautiful artwork and excellent composition!!! As I said before, it is the concept that makes your work great!!!

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danob

4:43AM | Tue, 10 June 2003

Art is always an experience.. As its a creative process and thus may stand the test of time in ones own minds eye. I never get to the stage of finishing anything unless there is something about it that I like.. Our silicon dreams are more liable to disappear into the sands of time than Paint on Canvas..

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