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Tag Archives: Theory of relativity
Peter Lanyon
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Peter-Lanyon-At-Edge-Landscape/dp/1901785041 Here are extracts from the above book about the Cornish landscape artist Peter Lanyon. I found many parallels with his work and thinking but also new ideas particularly about the landscape being in constant state of flux. Interested in … Continue reading
Posted in Inspiration, Research
Tagged Abstract art, Albert Einstein, Henri Bergson, landscape, painting, Theory of relativity, Visual Arts, weather
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