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the art of color seeing
by chuck ceraso
a 36 page booklet on refining color perception,
with 14 full color images.
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task, then, of seeing beyond our conventions of thought and painting
what the world looks like remains daunting, and yet, most rewarding.
The opportunity to recognize the limitations of our thinking and to perceive the world unencumbered by thought opens up experiences that can be enlightening.
In fact, the experiences that open up seem identical to what the
Eastern traditions describe as the state of enlightenment. Not only
does the world begin to look different with each new veil of the
conceptual removed, but also, we begin to see ourselves differently as well. Many
artists, from all generations, have described the feeling of barriers
between themselves and their subjects falling away and there remaining
simply a sense of oneness and a sense of profound love. These
thoughts are not presented with a belief that they are either
“right” or “true”, nor that they cover all the
important aspects of seeing and painting. I write simply as an attempt to point the reader to an experience of seeing with no ideas attached.
The training in color seeing is different from conventional training.
Conventional training teaches us to “know” what to do
first, and then to do. In the training of color seeing, it is better to have “no idea” what you are doing, and then do.
It is in the doing that these timeless discoveries open up. The
discoveries are not accumulated as knowledge, but rather as a
broadening of awareness and a deepening of the experience of being". |
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$12.00 (hard copy)
$5.95 (ebook/pdf format)
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