harness the power.
As you change down into third and power into the apex of a sweeping corner, harness the full power…
at the ballet.
sour faced cheque book
convertible driving
have you paid the cleaner?
panty-hosed-golden-wristed
dollar bill fisted sisters
red nailed failures
of beauty.-jw
ears: soul extraction
Click here to read part two of my interview with Australian artist Daniel O’Toole aka EARS.
wasn’t expecting to have my mind blown shooting the aloe blacc #gig, but he was incredible - effortlessly crooning between #soul, #funk, #rnb, #soul, #reggae and #hiphop with a badass band. if u get a chance to catch him live, get amongst it. ——- #music #portrait #portraits #aloeblacc #musician #live #people #melbourne #melburn #light #art #photo #photog #photograph #photographer #canon #canon7d #canoneos #suit #swag #squaready #trak
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Interview with incredible Australian artist Daniel O’Toole aka EARS.
Brett Whiteley defined painting as a game visually describing the “centre of the meaning of existence” and drawing as basically confirming the commonplace as beautiful or probing with authority into the unknown. The visual evidence of this philosophy manifests in the flowering of originality, unpredictability and the absence of doubt in the mark of a unique artist.
http://t-squat.com/ears-interview-a-quiet-observer/
Interview with incredible Australian artist Daniel O’Toole aka EARS.
When face to face with his canvasses the weight of our psychological shortcomings feels shared, we’re no longer exiles, his secrets are our secrets and suddenly it is OK to feel doubtful about our place in the world.
http://t-squat.com/ears-interview-a-quiet-observer/
Interview with incredible Australian artist Daniel O’Toole aka EARS.
His work is the flint that sends the spark of our thoughts back in the direction from which we have come, closer to our maker, to the depths where our elemental self lies unknown within us.
http://t-squat.com/ears-interview-a-quiet-observer/
Interview with incredible Australian artist Daniel O’Toole aka EARS.
His paintings represent the unmatched strength in exposed weakness and provide a cathartic glimpse into the internal worlds that we all attempt to calm, quantify and comprehend on a daily basis.
http://t-squat.com/ears-interview-a-quiet-observer/
Interview with incredible Australian artist Daniel O’Toole aka EARS.
Existence predestines us to experience a gamut of emotions, and the more emotional truths an artist is willing to reveal, the further into our psyches they can penetrate
http://t-squat.com/ears-interview-a-quiet-observer/
Interview with incredible Australian artist Daniel O’Toole aka EARS.
“His works are indelible symphonies of chance and inedible feasts of bold decision-making. Each exertion is rich with improvised feminine touches, controlled aggressive movements, obtuse transfers of energy, drastic changes of direction and commendable conviction.”
http://t-squat.com/ears-interview-a-quiet-observer/
Interview with incredible Australian artist Daniel O’Toole aka EARS.
”Ears is a painter’s painter; intimately grasping the serious nature of the quest for innovation, he has soaked himself in, and continues to absorb countless influences whilst trusting his own natural temperament to colour every subtle aesthetic decision. ”
http://t-squat.com/ears-interview-a-quiet-observer/
Interview with incredible Australian artist Daniel O’Toole aka EARS.
”Armed with the unlimited resource of his own humanity and an alchemic visual curiosity, Ears’ paintings blend the whimsical nature of early childhood with a ripened melancholia – propelling his work deeper into his involuntary subconscious with unexpected visual consequences.”
http://t-squat.com/ears-interview-a-quiet-observer/
Interview with incredible Australian artist Daniel O’Toole aka EARS.
“Armed with the unlimited resource of his own humanity and an alchemic visual curiosity, Ears’ paintings blend the whimsical nature of early childhood with a ripened melancholia – propelling his work deeper into his involuntary subconscious with unexpected visual consequences.”
