…. Curator’s Pen by Prabuddha Ghosh

Psychedelic art is intricate detailed with many colors, often crazy, or mysterious. It draws from different influences tribal, or kinetic with optical illusions, and embraces a wider spectrum of surrealism. But at the heart of it is the expression of the spirit. Sometimes they are very simple with representation of intrinsic behavior of mind. Every creative person who has ever taken a psychedelic substance yearns to express the experience. Among other things, psychedelics ha ve a most extraordinary effect on the imagination and the optical cortex of the brain. Visual art that is reminiscent of the kinds of hallucinatory visions-- intricate, brightly colored, unusual, complex, imbued with meaning, and often geometrically organized-- that one sees with closed eyes during this hyper-dimensional brain state has been dubbed "psychedelic art". The psychedelic art is any art triggered by the manifestation of the inner world. Thus, it may come in various forms, such as t...

“Abstract painting is abstract. It confronts you. There was a reviewer a while back who wrote that my pictures didn’t have any beginning or any end. He didn’t mean it as a compliment, but it was.” — Jackson Pollock All art is created within a certain context. Artists, like their art, are shaped by the era in which they are working. They are influenced by what is happening in society, politics, and the current streams of intellectual thought - intermingled with everyday pop culture and their own daily lives. All of these factors leave impressions on the artist's mind, knowingly or not, and in turn determine the form and direction of the artwork. Nothing exists in a vacuum, and that includes art! Failures of design, application of materials, or technique should be followed into the future when lightness, freedom, absence of desire, and good humor are naturally demonstrated. Sometimes these moods are enough to carry a work on their own. Catch artists who displa...

Black and white are psychologically mirrors of each other. The word “black” will bring out the response “white” almost instantaneously in most people. The association between black and white is obviously very strong. All we know about black is only a overturn chapter of white. It is either the absence of color or full shining radiation of all the colors, black and white indicate a place that is beyond color. There is a place inside of everyone that cannot be touched (Red), cannot be explored socially (Orange), cannot be separated, changed or judged (Yellow), cannot be possessed (Green), cannot be conceptualized or bound in time (Blue), cannot be known through psychic faculties (Indigo), and cannot be patterned, imagined, ordered or magically conjured (Violet). What is it that is beyond all our levels of perception? What is it that we can know only in a pure sense through direct experience? When we are still we can know what most people miss and that is the level of pure being...

Depth of perception is lying inside the hollow mind. Silent view, hollow mind Where you going? Are you a through bred kind? Walk outside, take a look Kick through the rubbish 'Cause you don't give a damn Had enough, you seen it all All the faces How come you're so tough? Silent views, hollow mind Silent views, hollow mind You had it all You've seen all - that But I reply You don't know fuck Silent views, hollow mind How come pieces have come sore How come so sore How come so sore Silent view, hollow mind ... Collection

This process of abstracting my way of thinking about and doing art — this back and forth, this conversation with myself and my aesthetics and my own art-making practice, and with the code — at least as far as I understand any of those things — is the meaning for this art. Nothing special, just a junk of bold creation ...

As long as there is a time intermission between the observer and the observed it definitely creates resistance and therefore there is a misuse of energy. That energy is gathered to its highest point when the observer is the observed, in which there is no time interval at all. Then there will be energy without motive and it will find its own medium of action because then the ‘I’ does not exist. Energy is act and movement. All act is movement and all action is energy. All desire is energy. All feeling is energy. All thought is energy. All living is energy. All life is energy. If that energy is allowed to flow without any contradiction, without any friction, without any conflict, then that energy is boundless, endless. When there is no friction there are no frontiers to energy. It is friction which gives energy limitations. So, having once seen this, why is it that the human being always brings friction into energy? Why does he create friction in this movement which we call life?...

We can grow by pushing ourselves to try new things and put ourselves into uncomfortable situations This challenging yourself as a human being is a way for us to expand our edges and our understanding, making us more adept.   So how do we do it? Exploration .. whether it is the emotional relationship or color … Friendship or structures … figurative or new places .. Relations or strength .. exploration .. the mind is having this …

Have you ever asked yourself that 'Can artists paint pain of Death?' It's a conception. This doesn't mean that Death is bad always ... it's a new beginning .. it's a new black to start and paint all colors .. All are finished nothing is dead ... Sometimes we can understand nothing is finished, it is the wish of the artist to stop self to carry out / implement further on that particular work ... Abstract painting contains powerful limitations and extraordinary freedom. Great a bstract paintings can be the result of a tremendous condensation of information. An abstract painting can be a tight tough form with which to transmit huge content. Peter Acheson calls it "a hard nut containing the whole tree". The painting enters vision fast but continues to flow into consciousness as it releases it’s meaning slowly over time. We live with the image and it lives with us. This is what the soul needs— long periods of slow focused contemplation. Most pr...

It's Red for the day .. Red .. Just Red ...  

Today an Every day is no colour or all colour day ... It's one philosophy of having nothing from everything ... 'No Mind' with the presence of full find ... Today is the day of White ... Presence of all colours in a serenity ...

Orange is the Colour.... Meditate on this Orange....

The heart center, the Anahata, translated from Sanskrit as `the spontaneous sound’, expresses its own particular quality when activated by kundalini and consciousness, which is the emotional feeling of love and all the diverse reactive emotions having to do with its fulfillment or non-fulfillment, its joys and pains. Also, through this center of our being we recognition with certainty the truth when presented and we understand others and our-self as one in essence of being. The emotion of love is the enjoyed feeling or sensation of our essential energy shared with others.