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This art book, with full-color reproductions, reveals the details of James Bennett's sixty-plus years of involvement in fine arts during which he was searching for a truly relevant form of painting that was uniquely his own. Finally, in 2020, he was inspired by a vision in a dream which caused him to discover what he had been searching for all along. The paintings that were inspired by this vision connected him with the subconscious which is what links all humanity together as one. These paintings reveal the metaphysical nature of reality. Included is an outline showing how Bennett's work…mehr

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This art book, with full-color reproductions, reveals the details of James Bennett's sixty-plus years of involvement in fine arts during which he was searching for a truly relevant form of painting that was uniquely his own. Finally, in 2020, he was inspired by a vision in a dream which caused him to discover what he had been searching for all along. The paintings that were inspired by this vision connected him with the subconscious which is what links all humanity together as one. These paintings reveal the metaphysical nature of reality. Included is an outline showing how Bennett's work relates to the history of art. Also included is a complete description of the artist's ten-step process that he employs to create his beautiful "Luminous Streams" paintings -- a process that you can follow to create your own paintings!
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Autorenporträt
James Bennett is a thirty-five-year-old trans man from Australia, currently living in San Diego, California. He works in the medical device industry and is happily married with a son, a grumpy old corgi, and someday soon, hopefully another baby (fingers crossed). He loves cycling, traveling, and writing. James felt the world needed this book as he grew tired of people asking about his genitals, yet is also not convinced they know why they shouldn't.