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Volume 2: Coloring Book: On Zanis Waldheims' (1909-1993) Path

Volume 2: Coloring Book: On Zanis Waldheims' (1909-1993) Path

Yves Jeanson
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Introduction The drawings that are suggested to you in this coloring book are the authentic drawings of artworks.These have effectively been presented during exhibitions or presentations in North America, Germany and Latvia. A website has been dedicated to them: www.waldheims.net. We suggest you to travel back in time and return between 1952 and 1988, in the apartment where Waldheims has created each of the 650 geometrical and abstract works of his collection. The first step for him was to find the reference points around which his work will be based on. The second step was to trace, around these reference points, the geometrical figures used to obtain a first drawing. The third step was to color the drawing. To realize this coloring book, we have done the total opposite. We have vectorized 50 of his artworks to obtain their starting drawings forming the content of this coloring book. Today, we observe a growing interest for coloring as a hobby or art therapy. The quality of the coloring covers the beginner to expert levels. For this purpose, there are many websites and reference books that will allow you to improve the quality of your drawings. Excerpt fron his Autobiography Because my intellectual experience coincides with a quite original heuristic event, I think that it is my duty not to neglect this occasion to give a description, at least shorten, about what happened in my brains for thirty years. First of all, I lived in dangerous circumstances on many occasions, where my existence has been directly threatened, by war or starvation, but especially by furious governments in their attempts to impose by force their ideas or simple ideologies. That is what gave me lots to think about. Secondly, having emigrated in 1952, in Canada, a free and democratic country, I strongly decided to clear up my mind for the purpose of knowing how it was possible in the twentieth century that a civilization falls in such a low level of true bestiality in the name of ideologies which practical interpretation is a real shame for the human mind. The worst is that the moral of the most civilized peoples permitted not only to watch all these slaughters, but also to make an alliance with one of these war criminals. It was difficult for me to accept that it was a simple accident. It seemed to be more like a consequence of a bad philosophy and the achievement of a civilization of the great colonizing nations, as democratic as the "messianic" dictatorships. Thirdly, to dissipate any suspicion and to get to see somewhere a certain form of truth, I started my self-directed learning without any programme, giving my mind a complete freedom to find the best way for that quest of meaning. To better understand the history of the Occident has seemed the first necessity to know where I was and among what mentality of people I was living. But to get to the bottom of things, other insights have been necessary. Psychology and sociology seemed for me to be the other important subjects in the instruction of my mind. Then it as been science, especially physics that impressed me the most with its researches in the atomic domain. The laws of science led me to have a certain approach of philosophy which was like the last barrier to cross. To perfect my knowledge, conscious of the great lacks that exist in the elaboration of concepts and synthetic judgments, I had to go see in the mathematics and geometry domains.
Format
Paperback
Release
March 03, 2017
ISBN 13
9781544006857

Volume 2: Coloring Book: On Zanis Waldheims' (1909-1993) Path

Yves Jeanson
0/5 ( ratings)
Read Download
Introduction The drawings that are suggested to you in this coloring book are the authentic drawings of artworks.These have effectively been presented during exhibitions or presentations in North America, Germany and Latvia. A website has been dedicated to them: www.waldheims.net. We suggest you to travel back in time and return between 1952 and 1988, in the apartment where Waldheims has created each of the 650 geometrical and abstract works of his collection. The first step for him was to find the reference points around which his work will be based on. The second step was to trace, around these reference points, the geometrical figures used to obtain a first drawing. The third step was to color the drawing. To realize this coloring book, we have done the total opposite. We have vectorized 50 of his artworks to obtain their starting drawings forming the content of this coloring book. Today, we observe a growing interest for coloring as a hobby or art therapy. The quality of the coloring covers the beginner to expert levels. For this purpose, there are many websites and reference books that will allow you to improve the quality of your drawings. Excerpt fron his Autobiography Because my intellectual experience coincides with a quite original heuristic event, I think that it is my duty not to neglect this occasion to give a description, at least shorten, about what happened in my brains for thirty years. First of all, I lived in dangerous circumstances on many occasions, where my existence has been directly threatened, by war or starvation, but especially by furious governments in their attempts to impose by force their ideas or simple ideologies. That is what gave me lots to think about. Secondly, having emigrated in 1952, in Canada, a free and democratic country, I strongly decided to clear up my mind for the purpose of knowing how it was possible in the twentieth century that a civilization falls in such a low level of true bestiality in the name of ideologies which practical interpretation is a real shame for the human mind. The worst is that the moral of the most civilized peoples permitted not only to watch all these slaughters, but also to make an alliance with one of these war criminals. It was difficult for me to accept that it was a simple accident. It seemed to be more like a consequence of a bad philosophy and the achievement of a civilization of the great colonizing nations, as democratic as the "messianic" dictatorships. Thirdly, to dissipate any suspicion and to get to see somewhere a certain form of truth, I started my self-directed learning without any programme, giving my mind a complete freedom to find the best way for that quest of meaning. To better understand the history of the Occident has seemed the first necessity to know where I was and among what mentality of people I was living. But to get to the bottom of things, other insights have been necessary. Psychology and sociology seemed for me to be the other important subjects in the instruction of my mind. Then it as been science, especially physics that impressed me the most with its researches in the atomic domain. The laws of science led me to have a certain approach of philosophy which was like the last barrier to cross. To perfect my knowledge, conscious of the great lacks that exist in the elaboration of concepts and synthetic judgments, I had to go see in the mathematics and geometry domains.
Format
Paperback
Release
March 03, 2017
ISBN 13
9781544006857

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