Metal Reviews

I meant bad humor like a pissed off state of mind, not humor in the comic sense. Or you're trying to tell me you never get mad?

Oh I see what you mean. I misunderstood. Oh no... I get mad sometimes but I usually try to keep calm. I used to loose my temper a lot before especially with my employer and the police which wasn't the best of scenes. That was a few years back. Everyone gets angry, though, and that's a fact. I once convinced a cop that he was blaming me for no reason whatsoever, he eventually left . That was without any physical involvement.

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Another version of St Anthony's Temptation. This one is from 1494 and was painted by Bernardo Parentino :

That's amazing Stefan, really. Never seen that one.

Reminds me of Where the Wild Things Are.

Picasso:

Not a fan of Picasso.

Vermeer:


Bruegel:

Why is that?

Dali:

Rubens:

Actually, I don't know.
His art does nothing for me.

Eugène Delacroix:

I love the simplicity of asian art.

Setowski:




Dali:



Uknown:

Dali is by far my favourite Surrealist.

One of my favorite artists.

The way I see art is it has to be somewhat of a distorted reality if you will. Different perceptions of reality is the will-to-power of the human being which gives him liberty and as a result the utmost creativity in creating reality itself which is infinite in nature.

I'm not sure that's what Nietzsche meant about the will to power, but I agree about the rest of what you said.

Albrecht Durer's Four Horsemen Of The Apocalypse.

Nietzsche was heavily influenced by Schopenhauer and Schopenhauer was a huge advocate of the arts (the first actually). Although "Will" is a very complex and never-ending discussion.

Nietzsche is indeed a whole 'nother discussion.
When I read what you wrote, I actually thought of his concept of the Overman.