Yes, yes and yes. The art of kintsugi has also touched me deeply as when I first encountered it. It takes courage to surface the beauty out of broken pieces and from a place of vulnerability. Artists are creative warriors in that sense. And there lies the gift. Thank you for sharing. Beautiful words and images, Manuela!
I have been watching Makoto's videos on Youtube for the past month. I have watched as many as possible and now I'm reading his latest book. So many interesting ideas to pursue down this path
Beautiful! I am so intrigued by the Japanese culture of Wabi Sabi and it’s beliefs that the broken and imperfect has its own beauty and deserves to be cherished and honored.
As always I feel deeply touch by your thoughts on the process. Thanks for sharing.
This means so much! Thank you!
Yes, yes and yes. The art of kintsugi has also touched me deeply as when I first encountered it. It takes courage to surface the beauty out of broken pieces and from a place of vulnerability. Artists are creative warriors in that sense. And there lies the gift. Thank you for sharing. Beautiful words and images, Manuela!
It does take courage. I think it is a beautiful way of defining our purpose whatever medium we use to express our creativity.
I have been watching Makoto's videos on Youtube for the past month. I have watched as many as possible and now I'm reading his latest book. So many interesting ideas to pursue down this path
I love that, Mandi. I find him incredibly inspiring and would love to explore more of his art and writings.
Beautiful! I am so intrigued by the Japanese culture of Wabi Sabi and it’s beliefs that the broken and imperfect has its own beauty and deserves to be cherished and honored.
I am also becoming more and more intrigued with Japanese culture and find it very inspiring for my own work. Thanks for reading, Susanne!
many happy returns!