Sentences with phrase «collective unconscious»

She contends that although humans share four major symbolic archetypes in their collective unconscious (Child, Victim, Saboteur, and Prostitute)(Myss, 2001), there is usually one archetype that seems to be more prominent in an individual's psyche.

Dr. Toub also aids in the search for meaning via connecting with the collective unconscious, particularly the regulating center Jung called the Self.

In it, he describes and interprets the energy that is existing within the collective unconscious and provides guidance for his listeners on how to make the best use of it.

In it, he describes and interprets the energy that is existing within the collective unconscious and provides guidance for his listeners on how to make the best use of it.

The biggest winners of the year this year really shine a light on where our priorities are as a collective unconscious.

With the expansion of the patriarchal religions that focused on a male God majestically stationed in Heaven ruling over the Earth and the Universe, the memory of our planet's innate Divinity was repressed and banished into the collective unconscious of humanity.»

It's not because deep down in our collective unconscious we really have some sort of death wish.

Garabedian is a believer in the collective unconscious, and continues to gravitate intuitively to imagery and narrative of his ancient Armenian ancestors.

Barnet seems to have had little interest in the Jungian idea of the collective unconscious that so intrigued the AbEx painters.

I believe in the idea of a collective unconscious, so I think that has a lot to do with it.

Collective Unconscious runs until July 10 the Jack Shainman Gallery in New York.

The recycled spectacle serves as the literal figurehead for the artist's second solo exhibition Collective Unconscious, which opened May 28 at Jack Shainman Gallery in New York.

Below, check out images from Yoan Capote's Collective Unconscious:

Yoan Capote: Collective Unconscious (installation view), Jack Shainman Gallery, May 28 — July 10, 2015.

Her goal, strongly influenced by feminism and Jung, was to tap into a collective unconscious; «to meditate on their suggestions, taking that energy and fusing it with my own to come up with a third energy,» as she wrote at the time.

Cramer, whose works often suggest a subjective perception of the world surrounding us, brings to this exhibition a combination of thoughts represented through a variety of media — from his intimate artist books to site - specific installations such as Empty Room, where for the duration of the exhibition, a room in a house somewhere in the countryside of Portugal is kept completely empty, making one reflect on ideas of presence, absence and the human collective unconscious.

The entertaining yet at times nonsensical outcomes in these outlandish videos challenge American perceptions of the «normative» and address our collective unconscious and the societal traumas inflicted by our relationships and activities.

(New York Times, June 13, 1943) Heavily influenced by Jungian philosophy, its concept of dualism, and rejecting the constraints of European modernism, Gottlieb turned to primitive and archaic symbols in order to invoke the collective unconscious.

These artists were also inspired by the concepts of Carl Jung, who stated that the collective unconscious had been passed through periods of time through archetypal symbols.

Throughout this summer across Peckham and Southwark the Artist Adam James in association with MOCA London will host a number of artist led events including artist talks, workshops, participatory performances, walks, float - making, Nordic Larps and story - telling exploring themes relating to «truth» and group engagement as means to unleash collective unconscious.

In our age of narcissism, we have lost this link to something greater than ourselves — the collective unconscious, the numinosum, and, in many cases, human history.

She explores the individual and collective unconscious by presenting materials in specific and innovative ways.

Federica Matta, a youthful - looking, black - velvet - attired woman, shared that her father — to whom she referred simply as «Matta» — sought to serve as a common cypher for the collective unconscious.

Over the duration of Allen's painting, the gallery walls will come to reflect the collective unconscious of a community, a unique record of a society: a portrait of its mind.

The title of her first solo exhibition in eight years at Tokyo's Kaikai Kiki Gallery, and its central work, May All Things Dissolve in the Ocean of Bliss, represent the artist's renewed interest in Indian philosophy and the idea that everything we see is part of a collective unconscious.

Around 1940 Pollock and Rothko in particular had begun reading the theories of the psychoanalyst Carl Jung, who postulated «archetypes» in the individual unconscious which belonged to a «collective unconscious,» connecting all of humankind.

The incongruous dynamic between the benign nature of the assemblage and the panic of 100,000 people escaping from a city soon to be underwater undulates across the structure, the harsh breaks and cracks in the road a reminder of the large - scale impact of the storm on the city and on the collective unconscious of the nation.

James Esber: Your Name Here Two bodies of work continue the artist's preoccupation with distorting the familiar; each series translates images found in today's collective unconscious of popular visual culture.

Continuing to embrace his Jungian philosophy, Engel incorporates archetypal images of the collective unconscious via the use of mythical, mystical and dreamlike images in his figures and faces.

Her goal, strongly influenced by feminism and Jung, was to tap into a collective unconscious.

Tuttle said that Holtzman, with his almost baroque approach to graphic design, «channeled the collective unconscious, to give us the pleasure of ornament before we even knew we wanted it.»

Her images are both self - revelatory and speak to the collective unconscious in their evocation of archetypal forms.

This series is an exploration of memories, wish - fulfillment anxieties, distortions, symbolism, fantasies and a personal investigation of the collective unconscious.

Psychoanalyst Carl Jung believed that fairy tales held the key to understanding human archetypes and the collective unconscious.

He is particularly interested in the ability of environmental forces outside his control to create a timeless quality to the work thereby allowing it to feel as if it has been memory and is part of the collective unconscious.

Edelson conceived the project as an attempt to surpass her own ego and access the Jungian collective unconscious, deeming it «not only a self - inner, but also a self - other process.»

OLIVIER ZAHM — And this very protean mental experience... PIERRE HUYGHE — ... is quite heterogeneous, like the collective unconscious.

Rail: Your last show here at Jack Shainman Gallery (Collective Unconscious, May 28 — July 24, 2015) focused more on the conceptual and sculptural work, including pieces like New Man (2014), which is very striking, very visceral.

Engels recent work is inspired by CG Jung's philosophy of the collective unconscious.

Soft Systems is the greater machine of a collective unconscious, the cycles and processes within thousands of people whose thoughts and actions turn the cogs of an imagined city.

Titled «It's Wonderful Your Demons Came Today», the artist takes a drastic departure from his previous work in his new series to discuss personal explorations of philosophy, comparative mythology and religion, and the collective unconscious.

Featuring subjects such as dolls, courtesans, nobles, film stars and chimerical creatures, Hartigan builds on the associative mark - making of Abstract Expressionism to siphon from the collective unconscious a personal rubric of representational symbols.

The imagery is imbued with a sense of a collective unconscious and mischievous narrative that makes its way into each landscape, building, and figure.

This class is guaranteed to push your creative boundaries and unlock your collective unconscious by exploring all...

The teacher darkens the room and sends his students on a quest to access the collective unconscious, where the translation of visual codes -LSB-...] Mehr lesen

Telsum is a collection of meditative and healing art that seeks to connect us to our center and remind us of our relation to the infinite by evoking archetypes of the collective unconscious.

The art pieces appear to be fished out from the «collective unconscious» of an average corporate worker and devoid of function — presented to the audience in a new contradictory quality.

It's an apt description of Mary Beth Edelson's exploration of the collective unconscious in the terrific «22 Others, 1973»: What do we make of images that keep coming to us, and how do we make ourselves continue to see new things, even forty years on?

As curator Margaret Hawkins observes, Walker's paintings mine our collective unconscious, dredging up dreamlike scenes that «show us our own dreaded fantasies and alter egos so that we may begin to understand them.»

Inspired by the psychoanalytic Carl Jung and the mythologist Joseph Cambell, Ronay works with his intuition in order to reach an expression that reaches us at a fundamental and collective unconscious level.