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imeeji_frontstage2018-10-11 07:58 pm
searingedgelord) wrote in imeeji_frontstage2018-10-11 07:58 pm
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Who: Anyone
Where: Around the hotel
When: Day 47, late morning/early afternoon
[Seems like a nice day for memory broadcasts]
Where: Around the hotel
When: Day 47, late morning/early afternoon
[Seems like a nice day for memory broadcasts]
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I have been doing some reading on the history of art. After a certain point, I cannot find anything recent--but there is plenty to learn beyond that, thankfully. Just looking at these pictures fills me with intense emotions, some of which I cannot understand. Sometimes they fill me with sadness and sorrow, and sometimes they fill me with joy and wonder. And there are some that feel... mysterious, as though there is something unknown hidden in the depths of the painting that I cannot yet see. But it is important, I think, that art makes me feel something.
[he pauses at a centerfold page of van gogh's starry night.]
... I thought that, perhaps, if you could see something beautiful, it might help you.
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oh wow.
was not expecting to feel a little punched in the gut of feelings??? for seemingly no reason??? it's just... a painting.
but he's still going to hesitantly reach out to let his fingers trace the various whirls in the brushstrokes that make up the sky.]
... it's lovely.
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I thought so, too. I find myself moved by nearly all of Van Gogh's art; it's truly inspiring. Of all the Impressionists, his work is by far the most beautiful, I think.
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I'd love to.
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