Ralph Lichtensteiger's Page

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Ralph Lichtensteiger believes...
— Ralph Lichtensteiger believes that all things flow and interpenetrate and cannot finally be set into categories.
— Ralph Lichtensteiger follows Aristotle in believing that art should imitate nature in its manner of operation.
— Ralph Lichtensteiger believes that reality itself is unknowable.
— Ralph Lichtensteiger believes that there is no exact correspondence between the world outside and that in our minds.
— Ralph Lichtensteiger believes that art is not an object distinct from ourselves, but an experience, an event, including the observer.
— Ralph Lichtensteiger believes that the act of creation is not special.
— Ralph Lichtensteiger believes that nothing is ever the same.
— Ralph Lichtensteiger believes that questions are more important than answers.
— All that has "something" in common with Zen, but also with Aristotle, Thoreau, Jacques Derrida and/or Ludwig Wittgenstein.
— Ralph Lichtensteiger's art consists in allowing its elements to show themselves without subordination to a hirarchical ordering, freed from the conditionality of ordinary usage.
— Ralph Lichtensteiger, 2008