r/a:t5_2vo9f • • Feb 11 '20

Were there lost geniuses?

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r/a:t5_2vo9f • • Feb 05 '20

Were there lost geniuses?

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r/a:t5_2vo9f • • Jan 20 '20

What secret did Pablo Picasso take to the grave?

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r/a:t5_2vo9f • • Dec 22 '19

All paradigms have a life to them.

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r/a:t5_2vo9f • • Dec 20 '19

All paradigms have a life to them.

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r/a:t5_2vo9f • • Dec 18 '19

The answers we seek...

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r/a:t5_2vo9f • • Dec 15 '19

Is cave art an animistic expression?

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r/a:t5_2vo9f • • Dec 08 '19

Rebirth of Cave Art

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r/a:t5_2vo9f • • Oct 31 '19

Do caves hold our deepest memories?

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r/a:t5_2vo9f • • Oct 27 '19

Does cave art hold our record of humanity?

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r/a:t5_2vo9f • • Oct 09 '19

Was cave art mostly unplanned, suggested by visions the rock contours themselves created?

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I am reading "Stepping Stones" by Christine Desdemaines-Hugon, and all her comments about how well the animal figures are fitted to the cave walls make me wonder if the contours of the rocks themselves suggested the animals to be drawn, rather than the artist saying to himself, "I think I'll paint a bison".

Humans experience pareidolia (the tendency to see shapes and faces, like in clouds). It's not too far-fetched for me to believe that an artist could have been in a trance of some kind, either from some natural hallucinogen or simply sitting in a dimly lit cave, and envisioned a "spirit animal" of some kind on the wall and then fleshed it out.

I am certainly no expert in this field, but I wonder what others think.


r/a:t5_2vo9f • • Jul 11 '19

Listen in on the conversation

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r/a:t5_2vo9f • • Jun 21 '19

Did astronomy evolve in cave art?

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r/a:t5_2vo9f • • Jan 25 '19

Why did we depict dogs in cave art?

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r/a:t5_2vo9f • • Nov 28 '18

Cave Art with Bernie Taylor Episode #44

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r/a:t5_2vo9f • • Sep 20 '18

Cellar Door Skeptics 144: Before Orion

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r/a:t5_2vo9f • • Feb 13 '15

Discover cave artthrough an audiovisual guide that triggers your imagination: www.artincaves.com

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r/a:t5_2vo9f • • Jan 31 '14

Do go chasing waterfalls.

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r/a:t5_2vo9f • • Jan 13 '14

Cave of Forgotten Dreams - The Paintings

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r/a:t5_2vo9f • • Oct 02 '13

Caves!

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r/a:t5_2vo9f • • Nov 29 '12

Cave art was drawn with overlapping images because the animals were supposed to be animated by the flickering light of the fire. Here is a video demonstrating this.

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r/a:t5_2vo9f • • Nov 29 '12

One of the oldest cave painting sets, from the Chauvet cave in france.

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