The Vessel the Containment. The Contained the Vessel. by Audra Skuodas Image: Front Cover
Front Cover
The Vessel the Containment. The Contained the Vessel. by Audra Skuodas Image: Title Page: The mature universal individual emerges, who perceiving the universal more determinately (connectedly) is capable of pure plastic vision. Thus the new conscious perception will spontaneously realize itself everywhere as universal. Individuality becomes real only when it is transformed into universality. Original-origin-point of origin. A forgery is impossible when there no model upon which to forge -- original. The Vessel the Containment -- The Contained the Vessel
The Vessel the Containment. The Contained the Vessel. by Audra Skuodas Image: Title Page/Underlay
The Vessel the Containment. The Contained the Vessel. by Audra Skuodas Image: Page 1/front
The Vessel the Containment. The Contained the Vessel. by Audra Skuodas Image: Page 1/inner "Machinery is aggressive. The weaver becomes a web, the machinist a machine. If you do not use the tools, they use you." -- Emerson
The Vessel the Containment. The Contained the Vessel. by Audra Skuodas Image: Page 1/back and Page 2/front One is for sorrow. Two is for Joy.
The Vessel the Containment. The Contained the Vessel. by Audra Skuodas Image: Page 2/inner: Not every end is a goal. The end of a melody is not its goal, but nevertheless if the melody had not reached its end it would not have reached its goal either. A parable." -- Neitzche
The Vessel the Containment. The Contained the Vessel. by Audra Skuodas Image: Page 2/back and Page 3/front Three is for girl. Four is for boy.
The Vessel the Containment. The Contained the Vessel. by Audra Skuodas Image: Page 3/inner: As the shadow is to the object, so is the object itself the archetypal idea in the world of causes.
The Vessel the Containment. The Contained the Vessel. by Audra Skuodas Image: Page 3/back and Page 4/front Five is for silver. Six is for gold.
The Vessel the Containment. The Contained the Vessel. by Audra Skuodas Image: Page 4 inner: "It is to be observed that the natural world exists and subsists from the spiritual world, just as an effect exists from its efficient cause." -- Swedenborg
The Vessel the Containment. The Contained the Vessel. by Audra Skuodas Image: Page 4/back and Page 5/front and Seven for the Secret
The Vessel the Containment. The Contained the Vessel. by Audra Skuodas Image: Page 4 inner: "It is really to attempt to express the nature of something. We notice effects, and a complete account of these effects would perhaps comprise the nature of this thing. We attempt in vain to describe the character of man, but description of his actions and deeds will create a picture of his character." -- Goethe
The Vessel the Containment. The Contained the Vessel. by Audra Skuodas Image: Page 5/back and Page 6/front that should
The Vessel the Containment. The Contained the Vessel. by Audra Skuodas Image: Page 6/inner: Every living thing has memory. The most primitive unicellular protozoa has what biologists call a mimemic function. It remembers everything -- though without apparent awareness. Man also remembers from the moment the fertilized ovum becomes a living unit within the womb. It becomes susceptible to various impressions while attempting an intimate pattern of growth.
The Vessel the Containment. The Contained the Vessel. by Audra Skuodas Image: Page 6/back be told.
The Vessel the Containment. The Contained the Vessel. by Audra Skuodas Image: Page 7/backleaf: "Know thou that Nature and Spirit both have no beginning! Know that qualities and changes are by Nature wrought; That Nature puts to work the acting frame but Spirit doth inform it, and so cause feeling of pain or pleasure. Spirit linked to molded matter entereth into bond with qualities by Nature framed and thus married to Matter breeds the birth again in good or evil wombs." -- Bhagavad Gita
The Vessel the Containment. The Contained the Vessel. by Audra Skuodas Image: Back Cover
  • Audra Skuodas
  • The Vessel the Containment. The Contained the Vessel., 1999
  • Rag paper, foam core, string, ink, graphite pencil, colored pencil, fabric, vellum, railroad ties
  • 15.5 x 12.25 x 0.75 in
  • Inv: 000151BOOK
  • Available

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Handbound artist book of combined illustration and text -- artist's words and quotations

  • Subject Matter: Intersect of Eastern Philosophy, Western Philosophy and Social Science
  • Collections: Artist Books
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