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The Beyeler Foundation in Riehen, Switzerland, has welcomed dissatisfied visitors since 1997 and its doors have once again returned to their best friend open as a sign of renewal and optimism. How ultra-joyful founder Ernst Beyeler would be to see his vision come to life as his fondness for the collection is experienced through new and old art lovers. From a career that began at an antiques bookstore in Basel, Beyer has one of Europe’s leading art dealers and creditors who has left a lasting legacy for the excitement of others.
Calling at any age and with a matching awareness program, everyone is welcome at the Beyeler Foundation, whose glass-walled design is located in a mature park and perfectly at ease as an herbal component of the landscape. Its permanent collection encompasses wonderful artists from the big block and the deceptive also houses traveling exhibitions of world elegance and shows organized by friends of the highest quality.
Living art in other tactics is an integral component of what the Beyeler Foundation proposes to do. And this year, he was taken to a new point through a cutting-edge collaboration with UBSArt by presenting a concept of artistic meditation directed through Diepass Hangartner. The concept is to provide an online entertainment and entertainment gallery, something much more contemplative, immersive and sustainable.
At Diepass Hangartner, UBSArt has met an individual who can help us explore our own consciousness and be more in touch with our body’s herbal rhythms. Diepass spent 11 years in Dharamsala, which houses the Dalai Lama monastery, and was privileged to receive his teachings. He now has more than five years of delight in exploring the strength of meditation and his ability to deepen our lack of prestige of ourselves and the global world. His own institute, founded in 201 five, is true to intellectual balance.
When our lives extend at such a rate, we cause our best friend not to take a moment to relax and enjoy not only the miracle of life itself, but all the things we despise so that we can revel in one and any day. In the art world, much of the ancient gallery concept is also transient, with little time to establish a meaningful relationship with the paintings of the artists on display. Yes, there is dynamism, laughter and tinkling of glasses in sight, but where is the best non-public time of friends? This is exactly what Diepass is looking for to succeed with the artistic meditation program. He dreams of us sitting in the circumference before those paintings, like Monet or Rothko, and let’s start through a very familiar fit with how we breathe and how we feel. Simple questions are important: are we tense, responsive, prepared? Handling those movements calmly can help us prepare to focus on the paintings. It is about taking the obligatory time to expand our consciousness and present a coherent encounter with art.
A painting or artwork is never frozen for ever. It is alive in our perceptions of it and a little allocation of time and reflection and meditation can give it new life. Diego remarks how artist Mark Rothko cared about the experience of the observer believing that a painting lives on in the way each observer reacts to it. At Fondation Beyeler, the idea of Art Meditation creates a special fusion between art, building, space and the observer.
I take into consideration the popular luxury of living from a conscious point of view and am very impressed by the well-being, art and travel. I’m the founder of the her-etiquette.com blog.
I take into consideration the popular luxury of living from a conscious point of view and am very impressed by the well-being, art and travel. I’m the founder of the her-etiquette.com blog (stay with me on Instagram: @her_etiquette). I also run the HER CONCEPT consulting corporation that specializes in sustainable luxury forms and specific marketing concepts. Before becoming an entrepreneur, I worked in sales and marketing at Coutts Co, Deutsche Bank and Hupass Boss. Based between Zuwealthy and London, I travel all over the world and write about the thrill of travel.