Where Art Meets Arcana
Where Art Meets Arcana
The Night Sun Tarot by Fabio Listrani is a breathtaking journey that blends history, spirituality, and the teachings of Aleister Crowley to provide enlightening perspectives on the battle between light and dark. With captivating imagery, bold energy, and rich art, this deck will touch your soul and awaken your inner wisdom, regardless of your knowledge of the occult. The companion booklet has information in five languages - English, Spanish, French, Italian, and German.
The left-hand and right-hand paths are concepts originating in Hinduism. The concepts were later adapted into Western Esotericism. The left-hand path involves unconventional practices that help achieve spiritual liberation. In contrast, the right-hand path focuses on conventional practices such as meditation and ethical behaviour. Aleister Crowley and Helena Blavatsky were influential occultists who popularised these concepts. Nowadays, many esotericists reject the dichotomy between the two paths and focus on a more holistic approach to spirituality and magic.
This post provides an overview of the Neoclassical art movement that emerged from the mid-18th to the mid-19th century. It discusses the movement's origins and characteristics, including its adherence to classical themes and styles, emphasis on order and symmetry, and idealised realism. The post also explores the movement's impact on painting, sculpture, and architecture and its lasting influence on art.
This post discusses the pagan holiday of Ostara, which celebrates the arrival of spring and the renewal of life. We explore the origins of the sabbat and its associated traditions and rituals, such as going outside, enjoying nature and focusing on new beginnings. Ostara is the season of change and renewal. Embrace the energy of spring, take action, and turn thoughts and plans into reality.
The Baroque period, a response to the Counter-Reformation, was characterized by a grand, ornate, and dramatic style in art. The Church, as the primary patron of Baroque art, aimed to inspire piety and devotion in the faithful. The period was a time of political upheaval and social change, including the Thirty Years' War. Baroque art, with its grandeur, drama, dynamism, and emotion, used dramatic lighting, intense colours, and exaggerated forms to create emotionally charged and theatrical works. This emphasis on drama and emotion is a key aspect of the Baroque period. The era was filled with famous artworks, including Caravaggio's The Calling of Saint Matthew and Diego Velázquez's The Triumph of Bacchus.
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