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gromyko In reply to anuvys [2009-12-21 14:06:34 +0000 UTC]

thank you my friend, you warm my heart...the owner of the gallery is psuedointellectual to me...and too dictator

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gromyko In reply to yatoy [2009-12-20 12:28:24 +0000 UTC]

hahaha...keen eye but not so keen you dindt know that when an octopus swivel in the water it creates an harmonious spiral of waves in the succession opf the number pi?anyways this is a reactionary work on those who likes to dictate people to follow in the logical path...we all know the logical path is not even 100 percent logic for if it is we will all be cyborgs, yet that is infinitely inpossible...

galing kasi ako sa artis corpus gallery sa mandaluyong to talk with the gallery owner and at the same time see the works of the young camille delarosa...well i find the meeting not so well, im unimpressed by the ironic chatters of the owner(though he proposes and would like to have me show works there in april, i think i will pass on the for reasons that he is this octopedal creatre, dictating how i should create how i should and what i should not do)...to make it worse he doesnt like labelling and cross referencing...for him all art must be called 21st century art...we all know(well if he knows history, which he of course blabbered he doesnt, he dont even know the painter i mention)that at a certain era of history several artistic styles and movements could coexist and yet theres a mountain of difference in the idealisms of each...and there's no harm in saying that a painting is surreal even on this era because a work of art is universal so is the terms of art, i will call the works of bosch surreal and yet it wont affect the work...or cezzane cubist, and yet it doesnt change the fact it was created by cezzane on his own time...such is the narrow mindedness of todays gallerist

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yatoy In reply to gromyko [2009-12-20 17:42:59 +0000 UTC]

lets just make our own gallery or a public gallery for public viewing.

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gromyko In reply to yatoy [2009-12-21 14:05:24 +0000 UTC]

if we have the financial strenght...lol...who know perhaps some time when we all get famous or dead, or killed by our activism in art

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yatoy In reply to gromyko [2009-12-20 17:37:40 +0000 UTC]

thats cool for the octopus.. yeah it didn't crossed my mind... Now I remember how the rattlesnake sidewinder moves in the desert and other Natural forces with mathematical magic.
as Phytagoras said "all things are numbers" . Man cannot be 100% in what he does. not even close to nature. so logic cant be 100%.. just a few days ago.. im trying to find out how carbon dating is done.. i got an info..that the margin of error is so huge..just an artifact approximately 10,000 years... the margin of error is already a thousand years. if thats the case.. how can they correctly tell that the dinosaurs are more than sixty five million years? a few years ago.. something was stolen in our house..we saw a fingerprint on a rough dusty concrete wall.. mom calls an nbi friend to check it out.. but they say that the fingerprint cannot be indentified bcoz its already contaminated. same with the arifact that are contaminated for thousands of years. worse .. dinosaur bones millions of years.
so science made by man is not an exact science.. logic is also not exact. not perfect.. for man is not perfect.. in the imperfection there is also beauty. i love Bosch too he is about 400yrs ahead of other surrealists. its quite insulting in some Psychology books saying the signs of madness in his art. but madness just like imperfection is beauty and art. such is the definition of genius. "There is no great genius without some touch of madness"-Seneca. "A man of genius makes no mistakes. His errors are volitional and are the portals of discovery"-James Joyce.

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gromyko In reply to yatoy [2009-12-21 14:07:38 +0000 UTC]

genius is 1 percent wisdom and 99 percent curiousity

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