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@twschaller Here's something in case the world is too blue today. A bit of magic & fantasy, at this moment where sad things are happening. A painting by Ludwig Valentin Argerer (German) - The Child and the Magic Tape. @twschaller

Ludwig Valentin Argerer, born in 1938 in Bad Reichenhall, known, amongst other works, for his artistic contribution (conceptual art) to the film "The Neverending Story" after a book by Michael Ende. Here are some of his haunting, dream-like works of art.

Hugh Ferris (1889-1962) never designed a single noteworthy building, but after his death a colleague said he ‘influenced my generation of architects’ more than any other man. See his wonderful book, "The Metropolis of Tomorrow".

The impulse to paint comes neither from observation nor from the soul (which is probably blind) but from an encounter: the encounter between painter and model:even if the model is a mountain or a shelf of empty medicine bottles.
J. Berger

🎨 @dmboanasartidt

Koukei Kojima (b. 1932) paints in the style of "Sansam", the so called landscape painting in Japan.
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Oh, marble-spired Manhattan,
I look into your thousand eyes at dusk,
And your thousand eyes look back at me, kindled with lights over the harbor...
Toss your towers into the stars, Great Gray City!

~Edwin Curran (1892-?)

#Manhattanscapes
by @twschaller

Meditation is not just being silent - that is only one part of it. It has to be creative. And when poetry comes out of your inner silences, or a painting, it has a flavor which is not of this world!
~Osho

Paintings & poetry
by @twschaller

The act of drawing forces the artist to look at the object in front of him, dissect it in his mind’s eye and put it together again... It forces him to dredge his own mind, to discover the content of his own store of past observations.
-J. Berger

Van Gogh*

"If your daily life seems poor, do not blame it; blame yourself, tell yourself that you are not poet enough to call forth its riches."

Rainer Maria Rilke
'Letters to a Young Poet'

Watercolors by @KumawatLiam

A bridge is an interstitial space, joining two realms separated by flowing water. Yet, the bridge itself belongs to neither side. It represents a pathway between worlds and states of mind. The bridge is connection, pathway, and transformation.

@twschaller