:: THE SOUND OF SILENCE AND THE DIVINE INSPIRATION ::

THE ACT OF CREATION

Around 1940, Alberto Andre Delpino Filho working.

Locked on it’s mental power camp, normaly isolated from interferences is in the perfect place to hear de inner voice of creation, to receive the signal that becomes most clear when focused, its good to have the right atmosphere, the artist needs this connection on a atelier to work better.

Try to hear the sound of silence for inside even if you are in a noise place. Probably you shall receive a spark of the divine inspiration.

How inspiration flows?

I hearded the sound of my silence and that was one of the possible answers that comes to me to iluminate this misterious question.

The inspiration comes from the universal mind and is for Free. Only you need is connection and love.

Being introspected to find inside the inspiration sometimes is hard, but when a divine entanglement happens on the way to connect us to the divine all and to fell the influx of inspiration that comes to the mind and flows to the place where are our feelings emerging and taking control of our soul the magic happens and something new start to appear.

After this process you need to release this divine inspiration at a piece of paper , wood or anithink. To release this pure gift received for free from the source of beauty is like to receive a task to do, meaning you is an important channel of art materialization, this signal work flows again across the entire body till the hands and make the transference of the divine love as inspiration that is immaterialy transfered to our material existence.

Receiving from us the artwork produced, this source acts Like a teacher who collect the tests of it’s studdents kindly and happy for to have shared another lesson to the kids.

And the universe smille.

face of CHRIST — by Alberto André Delpino Neto — Brazilian Artist.

MODERNISM IN BRAZIL : DELPINO WAS THE ONE OF THE BIGGEST MODERNISTS IN BRAZIL AT HIS TIME AND UNTILL NOW HIS ARTWORKS ARE RELEVANT AND TRANSMITS THE POWER OF HIS IMAGINATION AT ALL.

By: Delpino Neto