The Caretaker | The Paintings of Ivan Seal 

They're truly an iconic duo :D

Some of Them are Covers of The Caretaker

I know, it's one of the best moving illusions that I've ever seen. Does anyone know some other good ones?

its not moving for me

When is that part?

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Massive respect.

Lmao.

My favorite animal is the Ivan

Someone said the same thing but as if that painting was forgotten

Everywhere at the end of time stage 4

Reading this comment at 2 am, a little disoriented in space and time, really made me go sleep happy !

I have always found myself in agreement with Goethe when he said that "we talk far too much. We should talk less and draw more. I personally should like to renounce speech altogether and, like organic Nature, communicate everything I have to say in sketches. That fig tree, this little snake, the cocoon on my window sill quietly awaiting its future - all these are momentous signatures. A person able to decipher their meaning properly would soon be able to dispense with the written or the spoken word altogether. The more I think of it, there is something futile, mediocre, even (I am tempted to say) foppish about speech. By contrast, how the gravity of Nature and her silence startle you, when you stand face to face with her, undistracted, before a barren ridge or in the desolation of ancient hills." Just like Goethe said, and this surprisingly echoes in the philosophies of Hegel, Heidegger, Huxley (and all the other philosophers that start with "H"), we seem to be nothing but prisoners of our linguistic systems. Our concepts simplify the world and make us unsee it in favour of some simple abstract truth. "What does it mean to think abstractly?" Hegel asks and concludes: "to see nothing in the murderer except the abstract fact that he is a murderer, and to annul all other human essence in him with this simple quality." Art can communicate with us without the medium of language. With that, it can help us see things that we have "abstracted away" and forgotten. It helps us to rediscover the world. This doesn't mean that it can communicate better or more clearly, far from it. But it can do that past the limitations of language, which is ladden with all sort of input that disrupts the world and tailors it to the zeitgeist of your society.

Thank you, glad you liked it! These paintings were on my mind for quite some time now and hopefully I'll sleep better now :D

He got rock cancer

its a match, but ok.

Hehehehbehebebh

Nope, it's the Caretaker (the dementia album he talked about in the video)

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I’ve just turned 13, and I’m the same way! I discovered the caretaker and eventually want to start making art inspired by Ivan seal.

RIP Boulder.