The Whisper of the Order of Things

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November 12, 2017

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The Whisper of the Order of Things

There is a secret in all things. And that secret...makes life and reality and the moment so full, so vast...

- Enrique Martínez Celaya -

The Whisper of the Order of Things

A philosopher's questioning and a scientist's eye shape Enrique Martnez Celaya's original approach to art and to life. A world-renowned painter who trained as a physicist, he's fascinated by the deeper order that "whispers" beneath the surface of things. Works of art that endure, he says, possess their own form of consciousness. And a quiet life of purpose is a particular form of prophecy. Learn more about what he has to say in this interview. { read more }

Be The Change

Martinez Celaya tells us that when he begins a new project,"rather than building upon the successes of the past or what I have done before, I go back to the holes of my process, the things that I didn't understand well." The next time you begin something, look for the holes in the way you've done it before and see if it can be done better next time.


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