BLIND PAINTING EXPERIMENT. Part two.
This lively artwork would make a striking statement piece in a modern living room or a trendy office space. Its bold colors can serve as a focal point or a conversation starter. Consider placing it above a sleek sofa, in a hallway, or against a backdrop of neutral-toned walls to enhance its visual impact.
This artwork is the second dedicated to the blind painting experiment. The main idea is to detach myself from the hold of sight and senses in general, to capture a pure and universal energy that is not disturbed by the influence of my mind. You can read all the details in the description of the first work.
For this new experience, I approached the work differently.
First, I prepared myself with a one-hour session of meditation during which I emptied my mind of everything, to keep only one image, that of my canvas, a square of 70x70 centimeters.
Just after this conditioning, being perfectly calm and relaxed, I placed myself in front of my canvas, my paint tubes on my left and I blindfolded.
I did not feel any anxiety like the first time. I took the blue color and started spreading the paint with my palette knife, letting me totally go, thinking only of the energy I wanted to illustrate on the canvas.
During all this time, I had kept in memory the large black square of canvas in front of me and little by little, I imagined the evolution of the work, the movements, the location of the various colors, the general balance. I was as though sucked through this big black window, but without moving away from it because of the concern of the technical realization of the painting.
