Near Death Inspires An Abstract Art Canvas In An Artist. - ShowFlipper Rony Bolivar Gonzalez has learnt from life the hard way. He was just 9 years old when he fell into a ravine. He wandered towards the bottom of the hill and was found hours later. "There I discovered human solidarity." says Rony, a self-taught artist. Then at age 15, he had a near death experience when he almost drowned in the sea. "I choked for fifteen minutes under the sea as the waves carried me forward and backward; swallowing a lot of water and trying to unplug my ears, you see, the water has always been in my life."
Rony was not the only person to experience the outer world. A world that seemed so close yet, far away from the grasp of his breath. Many people who found themselves stuck in a parallel and invisible world running besides the human fraternity, few of them came ahead and took the canvas to describe the experience.
A medium of fine art or abstract artwork was a perfect way to portray what they saw, who they met, what they experienced! It is not always you come across such people. They might have never seen today’s day, had their fate designed other plans.
These people have treasured their memories for the ones who are curious about afterlife, a bridge that starts when the breath ends! People have also come up with a unique and advanced way of reflecting their experiences using scientific technologies. This kind of digital art has been widely appreciated by audiences across the world. Remember the number of times you have seen Abstract Art for Sale? Or if you have ever wondered when did geometric abstraction start? Often it has it's seeds in such trauma. But isn't this how art therapy works?
The unique and trending form of digital art has been a trending topic among artists around the world and there are some excellent blogs on the web that reveal more on the subject!