It is one of the fallacious concepts that man is free. Of course, man is free to choose, but when he chooses he is already in confusion. When you see something very clearly, then you do not choose. Please look at this fact in yourselves. When you see something very clearly, where is the necessity of choice?
What’s going on in the brain? A scientist has revealed that it’s much more than we’ll ever know. Kate Wighton reports. “Your brain operates on a need-to-know basis and most of the time you don’t need to know.”
What form will a composition take when it is painted by a totally free mind. This is not necessarily an impossibility, if the mind is only for an instant free, when it is completely focused.
There is always somebody not very far away from what you are doing. There are 2 types of new: new that is new to you or the new that is universally new, that is new to the frontline of Art.
I would like to say something about his little booklet I pick up when I was visiting Auroville in Pondicherry in India. It is called ‘The National Value Of Art’, by Sri Aurobindo. What caught my eye was that this booklet was first published in six instalments in a magazine in November and December 1909.