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Imagination, Expression, Icon…Pt. IV: Encountering the Internal Prototype

By Fr. Silouan Justiniano on November 22, 2017
Imagination, Expression, Icon...Pt. IV: Encountering the Internal Prototype

This is the 4th and last post in the series “Imagination, Expression, Icon: Reclaiming the Internal Prototype”: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3.     When you make an icon, do not copy it exactly… -Elder Sophrony[i]   Now that we’ve clearly defined the terms nous, techne, Tradition, imagination and expression, we’re in a better […]

Posted in Theory | Tagged Contemplation, creative, epression, fear, icon painting, iconography, imagination, internal, interpretation, license, Living Tradition, mechanistic, prototypes, unique December 5, 2017
 

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