Rune
Some would say it is the role of the artist to observe and interpret in a manner that is creative and constructive. The artist seeks to represent the physical world, through the lense of specific wavelengths or mindsets, and portray those reality to a wide range of personalities. The scientist, on the other hand, is often interpreting in order to operate in a deconstructive analytical fashion, making his findings empirical but yet only accessible to a select few; whether due to interest, skill level or otherwise. Few realize how similar theses two observing and interpreting personas truly are.
In my work, I mimic the process of scientific inquiry and attempt to apply all results in the final product as an artistic representation of the conclusion. Though all aspects of human interaction and behavior interest me, I find these most interesting when coupled and with the modern disciplines of genetics, ecology, memory, scientific modification, age and aging, natural history and physical anthropology. Additionally, I find the human beings ability to adapt, compromise and be desensitized extremely fascinating. Mindful of the earth's ancient wisdom, my work has to do with the relationships between humans and animals, and emphasizing the ways in which we are the same. I subscribe to the notion that the human mind is driven by its basic needs, which are similar to that of animal. One of the most important traits, which all animals (including Homo sapien) have evolved, arose from the need to experience and communicate novel ideas. I see this as the process that has cultivated most wonders in the human pursuit of truth and knowledge, in which I find myself irrevocably fascinated with. We must draw on texts, vibrations, and concepts of the three lenses of truth: Science, Art and Spirituality. ™
-Rune
In my work, I mimic the process of scientific inquiry and attempt to apply all results in the final product as an artistic representation of the conclusion. Though all aspects of human interaction and behavior interest me, I find these most interesting when coupled and with the modern disciplines of genetics, ecology, memory, scientific modification, age and aging, natural history and physical anthropology. Additionally, I find the human beings ability to adapt, compromise and be desensitized extremely fascinating. Mindful of the earth's ancient wisdom, my work has to do with the relationships between humans and animals, and emphasizing the ways in which we are the same. I subscribe to the notion that the human mind is driven by its basic needs, which are similar to that of animal. One of the most important traits, which all animals (including Homo sapien) have evolved, arose from the need to experience and communicate novel ideas. I see this as the process that has cultivated most wonders in the human pursuit of truth and knowledge, in which I find myself irrevocably fascinated with. We must draw on texts, vibrations, and concepts of the three lenses of truth: Science, Art and Spirituality. ™
-Rune
