Pink Peony I (sepia)
Copyright 2006, David J. Bookbinder
posted by Phototransformations at 5:33 PM
Wednesday, June 07, 2006
About Me
- Name: David Bookbinder
- Location: Beverly, Massachusetts, United States
Help Wanted: The Flower Mandalas Project! For the past four years, I've been taking pictures of flowers and manipulating the images to form mandalas. I'd like to assemble these images into a book, and I'd like your help. What I have in mind is a book of 52 images, with one page containing a flower mandala and the opposite page a quotation that in some way complements the image. My intent is for each image-and-quote pair to resonate with a fundamental aspect of human experience. Carl Jung, one of the fathers of modern psychology, believed mandalas are a pathway to the essential Self and used them in his own personal transformation. In a small way, as both mandala artist and psychotherapist, I carry on Jung's tradition. I hope publication of these images will further the process of harnessing the power of the mandala to heal. I welcome any and all responses. I will include, in the book's forward, how I came to the quotes I eventually end up using. Thanks in advance! - David J. Bookbinder (phototransformations@verizon.net)
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2 Comments:
the pink peonie mandala is so inspiring, mainly it tells me that though I am an individual I live in a protected world..along with the rest of the planet. I see the world within as well as the woirld without and both must coincide!
Thanks for your comment. I like your sense of the image revealing a protected world, within and without.
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