I think all artists understand this. Whether we call it courting the muse, tapping in to the collective unconcious, or feeling divine inspiration from a more tradition view of God, we know we don't create alone. Part of the frustration of being an artist who feels this connection is our own limited ability. We are given a glimpse of perfection embodied in the greatest- the Handels, the Michelangelos and feel our efforts are worthless in comparison. Yet we struggle on. I am learning that it is the experience of co-creating which is the reward. It is the journey... not the destination.
Sunday, September 18, 2011
Soli Deo gloria
I think all artists understand this. Whether we call it courting the muse, tapping in to the collective unconcious, or feeling divine inspiration from a more tradition view of God, we know we don't create alone. Part of the frustration of being an artist who feels this connection is our own limited ability. We are given a glimpse of perfection embodied in the greatest- the Handels, the Michelangelos and feel our efforts are worthless in comparison. Yet we struggle on. I am learning that it is the experience of co-creating which is the reward. It is the journey... not the destination.
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