Tag Archives: Richard Wolheim

zep tepi, poussin and geometrical coincidence

Posted on September 7, 2011 by Dave

Is Google the ultimate Time Travel? If you read the following do so at your own risk….good grief …Zep Tepi is the ancient method of Zero Point Alchemy, activating the vacuum dynamics within the Vortex of Creation (Black Hole of … Continue reading →

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when reason becomes trapped in fantasy

Posted on September 6, 2011 by Dave

In Marcel Proust’s Remembrance of Things Past, the snobbish Mme de Cambremer at one point exclaims, “In heavens name, after a painter like Monet, who is an absolute genius, don’t go an mention an old hack without a vestige of … Continue reading →

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peasant and poet : mind over matter

Posted on September 6, 2011 by Dave

Monsu Pussino and the gradual retreat of instinct. The ideal is clear. Painting, as one of Nicolas Poussin’s admirer’s put it, must “talk”. A canvas should not only be visible to the eye but legible to the mind. Listing the … Continue reading →

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poussin : zest for the western spaghetti

Posted on September 5, 2011 by Dave

Nicolas Poussin wanted to go to the source. And the source, at that time, was Rome… Twice, he tried to reach it. Twice, lack of money stopped him. The decisive opportunity was given him in 1624 by a poet, the … Continue reading →

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