inspiration

Inspiration


Moments of inspiration will become more common the more you sculpt. Sculpture is a welcoming gate for inspiration, thus, live your life as sculpture and you will live an inspired life.
Inspiration is a moment where you look straight forward at the sun and you aren’t dazzled but actually see more. The intensity of light becomes concentrated and a moment of revelation is created. It is the revelation that all your existence lies on the horizon.
A great effort is needed to reach this effortless moment. Only when you will become whole you will feel this uplifting, which is your personal sunrise.
The path to reach an inspired moment begins when you open your eyes and realize that inspiration is all the time around us. It becomes part of you when you love.
A sculptor that is aware of this can predict the moment the inspiration awakens within himself.


Questioning
In art every answer you receive is also the next question. Every sculpture you create is a question and also an answer which will generate the next question.
These questions are why? When? Who? How? What? Where?
The sculptor is driven by the need to explore life’s richness. The sculptor that will accept this need will not have to give explanations to the biggest question – why? And will be able to flow with life.
When? Now!
Who am I? Sculpture teaches us that we are constantly balancing form and formless. ‘I know who I am’ opposed to ‘I am reshaping myself all the time’.
Who should I work with? Anyone!
How? Never answer that question but always think you did.
What to do? You already know the answer. It has been with you longer than you have been creating sculpture.
What is this? Don’t let people tell you what to do.
Where? The place you find is the most obvious for you to find inspiration.

Belief
It is wise that the Sculptor believes in himself. It is even wiser that you also believe that there are greater things than yourself. The sculptor is the bridge whereupon things are passed on to others.

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