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Iness 💕

2y↑2

I love your art reviews so much !) Thank you for your work!) 💕

msGvious

Thanks for reviewing Peter Birkhäuser! I rate him a 10/10, his work is super relevant to me, I experience similar symbols so his paintings resonate deep. Gave new perspective to my own situ 🌈🥚💖❤‍🔥

Hercules

2y↑3

I like his art and his symbolism they're not as attention-grabbing as beksiński, his paintings make my mind work. But these are more like ism absorbing them when I look at them rather than puzzling over them.

Maverick B. Evans

When referring to the Anima and Animus, it is important to remember that the Anima refers to the Feminine archetype within the male psyche and the Animus the masculine archetype within the female psyche. The Anima and Animus do not refer generically to anyones masculine or feminine portions of their psyche. I enjoyed this video! It was a great introduction to this mans work, which I had never known about! Thank you!

Retarded Philosopher

2y↑2

Artist, in general, seems to be very fond of C.G.Jung's body of work.

Mini Smith

2y↑1

I love Jung's work and this artist's.Our dreams are like a letter from our un
conscious.Jung said in order to know our own authentic selfie need to open the letter and read the contents.I have been in Jungian therapy and feel empowered by it :)......just the impulse to want to connect with unconscious is a gift.

Thomas Brewer

Super interesting, unlike anything I’ve watched and enjoyed on YouTube. Eager to see more

Thea

2y↑1

Considering the interest in the collective unconscious you've shown on this channel I get why this artist sparked an interest but tbh I'd rate him even lower. Having grasped all this content of yours, I'm compelled to propose William Blake. I believe you'd find him suitable for one of your future reviews. Besides, I'm curious, since you are in the ancient Greece timeline with The Story of Western Philosophy, what is stopping you from analyzing "The Death of Socrates", and "The School of Athens" and this painting's relations to "Disputa" (might be a useful bridge between the videos idk), all paintings you've surely encountered plenty of times? I'm assuming you are familiar with the "Wanderer above the Sea of Fog" as well. Thanks to that masterpiece, I discovered Friedrich and he's been one of my favorite artists ever since. Additionally, I wonder what your take on Francisco de Goya would be, especially the Black Paintings...I'd name a few more but I don't wanna come off as intrusive. Just keep 'em coming, whatever strikes your fancy! and congrats on 4k, it's all coming along nicely!!