Rafi M
űnz | Art & Nonsense
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 What is Art? Who am I and why
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[  עדכון אחרון: Last update: 25.10.2008 ]


 


Following, a detailed table of the agenda + CV (digest edition)

new
provided you know all the rest ;-)
Fate
Joy
Animation

Graphic Design
fonts
Stations
Water
colors
Oil paintings
Sculptures
Plates
Bowls
Engobe
Passover

פיוס Reconciliation
right connection
taboo

God forbead
Ex Libris

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The universe changes constantly, you know...
A legend has it that King Wen saw a turtle whilst
pondering about life on the banks of old river Lo.
On the turtle’s back, the Chinese king saw the 8 Trigrams
that form the basis to the “Book of Changes” (I Ching).
According to traditional Chinese culture this book enables
to define and analyze any given or imaginary situation and
provides counseling on how to improve one’s condition.
The essence of this wisdom is based on examining changes that occur in the universe during different cycles of time.

I chose the turtle as my emblem and drew my own version of it, not only for its historical connotation, but also because I believe in things developing slowly & organically like the turtle's gait. “Carrying my Home with me” – as does the turtle – is in my opinion the essence of the insight that we can gain when adopting this understanding as a way of life.

Watching the turtle below, you may observe the mockery in the transformations over time and the endless repetition of whatever we go through in life.

 

 

   
 



 

You must have noticed by now that this text leads
to a rather philosophical path, namely
Cosmology.
If you are into more frivolous stuff
please scroll back up to the menu.

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Apart from being occupied with more Metaphysical topics
Rafi Münz (Refael Ziv, full name) is an
Artist painter, master of color & calligraphy and Sculptor in different media.
Living in Giv’at Ada, close to Wadi Ara,
at the back of Kafr Kara, doing his best to breath freely & enjoy life.

As for Art, I cannot really provide a satisfactory definition but I guess everything is.
 

   


Support Bridge over the Wadi Bilingual school, Kafr Kara


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