"When you give people too much information they instantly resort to pattern recognition. The contemporary artist is always seeking new patterns. Which is his task... the indispensability of the artist..." - Marshall McLuhan (interview 70's)
"Men have become the tools of their tools." (Henry David Thoreau, 1817-1862)
Seeing - Gestural
In the early 90's a Beijing painter (& psychologist) Gong Tie Gong collaborated in the Brussels studio employing a wide range of traditional materials and methods applied in the abstract (Xeiyi). A series followed, mainly represented on this site.
The above red seal, ch'i yûn, implies life-movement. The excerpt on the home page is taken from the unedited reflection on Buddhist/Taoist (BCE) expression seals by Tsu Tse U in 1995 interpreter during private study under registered master, Zhang Shi Qing, on the N. Korean border. : "In unknown world the comprehension create new enlightenment and connection. Like in realm of freedom you are unity of aspiration and truth as an implication of life. You (are) always in (an) illusory state, but its imagery beauty of (the) universe":
Other media explored: photography, early HD computer and Fractal Design app, "painting with light"; theatre and art film... music comp and performance
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below: age 14 - S. California expos
"The essential aspects of the artistic experience of Brian Averill are, in my view, divided up into two areas.The first is marked by abstract and informal experimentation (observation) that motivates both his aesthetic and spiritual life. The quintessence of his artistic message, being without reference to the concrete or the figure, finds its source in primordial depths. The second aspect is directly linked to the first and concerns the probable and perceptible confrontation between visual art and music. Averill is also a musician, something reflected in the visual characteristics of his works. Relative to the language of Averill, a triangle can be imagined, its base founded upon music and visual art. At its summit a spiritual tension is both the source and horizon of his expression..." - Georgio Agnisola (art historian and critic, Italy) each.
"Love is the light that guideth in the darkness" - Bahá'í
