What motivated the writing of the ebook?
For four tumultuous years, my life seemed to crumble around me. Amidst the chaos, a friend introduced me to a remarkable second-hand bookstore, where books were meticulously organized by subject. Although I had always cherished reading, my financial constraints prevented me from purchasing so many books, and my aversion to library due dates kept me from borrowing. However, this bookstore became my sanctuary, and I immersed myself in its shelves, devouring literature across diverse fields such as psychology, business management, art, history, health, and metaphysics.
During my marathon reading sessions, I often stumbled upon sentences that struck me deeply, causing me to pause and reflect on the artworks adorning my walls. Astonishing connections emerged between the written word and the visual realm, illuminating profound insights that transcended mere coincidence.
English is my second language, and after a successful 30-year career as a graphic designer, I lacked significant writing experience. Yet, I felt compelled to share the profound correlations I uncovered, recognizing the exquisite sensitivity of the artist, Idalet. Thus, I embarked on a journey to articulate these connections, initially through very brief LinkedIn posts dissecting individual artworks.
After publishing 42 posts, I realized the value of consolidating my insights into a more cohesive format. Thus, I transformed my reflections into an ebook, preserving this unique perspective for others to explore and appreciate. This ebook promises to captivate readers interested in the intersection of art, psychology, medicine, and metaphysics, offering a rich tapestry of interconnected disciplines waiting to be unraveled.
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