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19th Mar 2010

Essence Portraits – Art for the 21st Century

Just as Post Conceptual Art theory — using symbols for strokes — is radically new art for the twenty-first century, Essence Portrait are a new kind of Post Conceptual Art portrait painting.

Essence Portraits are about seeing the divine in ourselves and others.The intrinsic meaning is not in the image(s) but in the strokes.

Each one of us has a spark of the divine, a “still small voice” that we each get to share in a unique and special way.

This short original video reveals a bit about the history of portraiture in art to show how Essence Portraits are a radical next step.

So give your brain some new visual images it can use to decode your world in an more inspiring way. Enjoy!

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