This very same topic has been on the minds of many great people for many years. ... It lives in the soul, mind, and even the heart. ... Art is a way for the human mind to express itself. ... Usually we are expressing a subconscious idea. ... They can express what has been on their mind without the worry of embarrassment. ...
Something abstract that looms about her mind. ... Garner clearly shows her sense of consideration for her state of mind. ... Whether intentional or subconscious, Garner places a keyhole on the head of the mannequin. ... This keyhole is not for locking Garner out of her mind. ... The lock keeps Garner from freeing her mind of this recession and keeps her struggling on alone. ...
This is because self-talk is conscious and we can always monitor it using our mind. ... Especially when we are enjoying performing arts in which language is a barrier, we often use our intuition subconsciously to interpret what the performing arts are trying to demonstrate. We can use intuition as a ways of knowing in this case, as an audience, when we watch a movie, we will have some subconscious to know what will happen next by hearing the sound effects. ...
For years there have been symbolic art pieces that have been engrained in our minds. ... Though these questions are often thought of and quickly forgotten, our subconscious holds on the thoughts, which in turn can play apart in shaping our moral fabric. ...
He sought to explore the unconscious mind, the dream world. ... In this state, the mind is free from the restraints of logic or social regulations. ... Instead of analyzing this state of mind for psychiatric reasons as Freud did, Dali simply wanted to explore it and find a way to portray it with his art. He referred to his attempts at painting the subconscious "hand-painted dream photographs." ...
Surrealists defied rationalism and strove to create artworks that were untainted by the conscious mind. ... The Surrealist uses the most common, material objects and creates it into an object of the mind. ... Through the use of dreams, the artist was able to tap into the subconscious and produce art works that are spontaneous. ... It was the gate to art..the dreaming mind was unlegislated truth." ...
