How do you paint a picture without thinking? How do you paint a picture without looking at the canvas? How do you paint a picture without knowing what it's about, without knowing how? Is it possible? Abstract paintings without thoughts? Have you seen many of these? Maybe you have, but what's in the paintings? Where is art and where is the reproduction of thoughts? The question is, how do you show something without thinking? I thought it was impossible. But...
It's not as simple as it seems at first glance. Reproducing an image requires thought—that's a postulate. Almost all artists work by this principle, but how else?
But there is an interesting technique that allows you to depict something without thinking. Looking at the works of many artists, everyone will find something that suits their own energy.
In my opinion, paintings in which you can see something are interesting. Realism is good in its presentation, surrealism is gorgeous in its imagination, abstractionism is understated.
But is this understatement spontaneous, completely without thought? It's unlikely to be simply because the artist is looking at the canvas.
So, there's the connection to thoughts. What if you don't look?
That's where all the interest comes in. But I came to this conclusion after seven years of practice. It all started when, after eight years of art school and eight years of artistic practice, I was faced with the need and obsession to create my own style in painting. The desire was driven from the depths of my soul, and I began searching for a methodology that would allow me to create something of my own.
Eight years of art school gave me a good foundation for creativity. But I was unable to obtain an academic education.
