Some Fundamentals of Anthroposophy in Light of the Visual Arts
11 June @ 7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
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A Painted Space Studio Webinar
A visual presentation on some core concepts underlying all Anthroposophy and how they relate to Steiner’s vast portfolio of visual images and artforms.
What’s it about?
The philosopher and spiritual scientist, Rudolf Steiner, left us a vast body of visual knowledge – sketches, watercolour paintings, blackboard drawings, sculptural models – of the Anthroposophic path to the Spirit. He once said that all the understanding of spiritual science was embodied in these works.
Many of these ‘seeds’ of inspiration, imagination and intuition have been written about thoughtfully and deeply and provide the modern seeking artist with much to explore and experience. Many remain enigmatic. But even in the seemingly simple motifs, such as a sunrise, there is far more to them than meets the eye or paintbrush.
Behind each sketch, each exercise, each lecture by Steiner, lie certain core principles that provide a framework of understanding of Steiner’s worldview and path to spiritual enlightenment. Without knowledge of these, his indications can be difficult to make sense of. This presentation will outline these core principles as relevant to his artistic path.
Macrocosm/microcosm, recapitulation, polarities, counter images – just some of the principles underlying the Anthroposophical view of the world, which help us make meaning of Steiner’s approach to spiritual and earthly human existence.
What do they mean?
In this pictorial webinar, we unpack, in brief, what these core principles mean, then look at how Rudolf Steiner’s principles can be seen and understood in light of his artistic path for the visual artist.
When is it?
Thursday, 11 June, 7.00pm-8.15pm AEST
Cost
Entry by donation to support Painted Space Studio and the Studio’s initiative to spread understanding of Rudolf Steiner’s path for the artist of the future.
Bookings
Book here or use the QR code

Feature Image: Spirit in Human, pastel sketch by Rudolf Steiner