About Me
I never pictured myself as an artist, so to speak. But I've always
had a passion for history and photography. However, I was
never fully satisfied with either, until for history, I discovered
Anthropology and cultural history with a focus on religious
symbols – and for photography, I discovered the digital camera
and Photoshop. I’m living proof for the hidden artist in all of
us; some of us are just waiting for our medium to come along.
My medium came with the digital camera and Photoshop. I
stumbled across this idea over ten years ago but, it did not
really take off until 2004 when I leapt into the digital realm with
the purchase of my first digital camera, the Minolta Dimage S414.
Since I've embarked on my mandala journey I've really develped
not only my photography skills, but also my own personal
drawing skills. The Digital Mandalas available on the Available
Art page in this website are completely digital. Meaning they
originated from a digital photograph and are everyday,
recognizable images transformed into something very different
while maintaining the essence of the original image.
In 2009 I went on a meditation retreat to get in touch with
attempting to draw my own mandala images. The result from
attending this workshop over the last year includes facilitating
my own workshops to help others connect with their own
personal mandalas while at the same time improving my own
basic drawing skills. You can see some of what I've drawn on
the Home Page of this website. Please enjoy.
There is such a rich history within the world of Mandalas and
creating mandalas and the symbolism that they represent can be
very powerful on an individual level, spiritual level, and societal
level. Mandalas can be used as a tool for healing just about
whatever ails you on a daily business, from seemingly innocuous
ailments to serious diseases such as cancer, HIV, and depression.
For more information about how mandalas might be able to help
you, please feel free to contact at your convenience. I look
forward to hearing from, and helping you.
In Peace
Vincent Farkasovsky
Artist
had a passion for history and photography. However, I was
never fully satisfied with either, until for history, I discovered
Anthropology and cultural history with a focus on religious
symbols – and for photography, I discovered the digital camera
and Photoshop. I’m living proof for the hidden artist in all of
us; some of us are just waiting for our medium to come along.
My medium came with the digital camera and Photoshop. I
stumbled across this idea over ten years ago but, it did not
really take off until 2004 when I leapt into the digital realm with
the purchase of my first digital camera, the Minolta Dimage S414.
Since I've embarked on my mandala journey I've really develped
not only my photography skills, but also my own personal
drawing skills. The Digital Mandalas available on the Available
Art page in this website are completely digital. Meaning they
originated from a digital photograph and are everyday,
recognizable images transformed into something very different
while maintaining the essence of the original image.
In 2009 I went on a meditation retreat to get in touch with
attempting to draw my own mandala images. The result from
attending this workshop over the last year includes facilitating
my own workshops to help others connect with their own
personal mandalas while at the same time improving my own
basic drawing skills. You can see some of what I've drawn on
the Home Page of this website. Please enjoy.
There is such a rich history within the world of Mandalas and
creating mandalas and the symbolism that they represent can be
very powerful on an individual level, spiritual level, and societal
level. Mandalas can be used as a tool for healing just about
whatever ails you on a daily business, from seemingly innocuous
ailments to serious diseases such as cancer, HIV, and depression.
For more information about how mandalas might be able to help
you, please feel free to contact at your convenience. I look
forward to hearing from, and helping you.
In Peace
Vincent Farkasovsky
Artist
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