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37. Painting the Apocalypse

The Grammar of the Arts: Long Live the Green Dust!

In this episode, we introduce Jack Baumgartner’s oil painting “His Eyes Are Like a Fiery Flame” (2024). This gets us into the book of Revelation, painting in eternity, a poem by R. S. Thomas, symbolism in art, time and eternity, and God’s love for the land. Jack shares some background to his painting, as well as part of his process when creating. Seth and Sam layer the conversation with their own observations and questions. Check out the chapter headings below to see the ground we cover.

Chapters

00:00 The Burden of Time and Creativity
09:28 Co-Creation and Artistic Expression
17:21 Symbolism in Art and Personal Intuition
25:26 The Revelation 19 Painting: Process and Meaning
33:23 Embracing Challenges and Personal Growth
36:27 Artistic Styles and Surrealism
37:49 The Complexity of Revelation
40:30 Understanding Time and Eternity
42:58 The Kingdom of Heaven: Present and Future
44:26 The Role of the Land in Divine Narrative
50:06 Renewal and Redemption in Art
55:18 The Interconnection of Land and Spirituality

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