Kirsty's point about visual art not needing words to be fully understood is spot on. Sometimes, a piece of art just hits you, and you can't quite explain why. It's a reminder that art speaks to us on a deeper level, bypassing the need for language or logic.
Yes even though all the answers are at our fingertips, we don’t have to explain every, last, thing. I feel like a week with no google might be a fun challenge!! Ha ha
Loved this: "More and more I like to let the painting, artwork or the film, performance, whatever it is - happen to me. Not in a completely passive way but instead of analysing every little detail and struggling to understand it fully, sometimes it is just a feeling. That is fine and often more satisfying." It has just explained to me why I rather know as little as possible about a book, film, or work of art before I read/watch/ see it. And I loved that story on the ferry!!! :)) As well as the wishes for the future. I'm in 100%. Maybe could live without the monkey...
I was bowled over by that response, as well. So true! So wise! And, yes, the ferry story! A whole world arose around that!! So glad you enjoyed it, Imola!
Kirsty's point about visual art not needing words to be fully understood is spot on. Sometimes, a piece of art just hits you, and you can't quite explain why. It's a reminder that art speaks to us on a deeper level, bypassing the need for language or logic.
I so agree, Alexander!! Glad you enjoyed the interview!
That resonated with me too!
Yes even though all the answers are at our fingertips, we don’t have to explain every, last, thing. I feel like a week with no google might be a fun challenge!! Ha ha
Love her unfiltered voice, a crisp fall breeze! 🍁
Oh, that's beautiful, Toby! And I so agree. I love Kirsty's voice, too!
That's some crazy artwork. Hope it's the past and not the future : )
Yes!
Loved this: "More and more I like to let the painting, artwork or the film, performance, whatever it is - happen to me. Not in a completely passive way but instead of analysing every little detail and struggling to understand it fully, sometimes it is just a feeling. That is fine and often more satisfying." It has just explained to me why I rather know as little as possible about a book, film, or work of art before I read/watch/ see it. And I loved that story on the ferry!!! :)) As well as the wishes for the future. I'm in 100%. Maybe could live without the monkey...
I was bowled over by that response, as well. So true! So wise! And, yes, the ferry story! A whole world arose around that!! So glad you enjoyed it, Imola!
This: "A massive garden, lots of space, high ceilings, love, amazing light and slower life." Oh, and I'll take that monkey too!
I knoooow!! Me, too! Though I would want the monkey to live safely in the jungle and maybe just pop by for visits! ❤️
My thought exactly regarding the monkey :)
A part time monkey! Perfect 🤭
Thank you Jane for inviting me and thank you all for taking the time to read my answers! ❤️
Thank you for your beautiful answers! I love them, Kirsty!! ❤️