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| '''Visionary art''' is ] produced by self-taught individuals, usually without formal training, whose works arise from an innate personal vision that revels foremost in the creative act itself. | |||
| The ] in ] is dedicated to the collection and display of such artwork. | |||
| '''Visionary art''' may also define art which "seeks to relate a specific vision which exists outside the scope of scientific reality." - Zariat, Zoetic Art | |||
| "Where Surrealists tried to elevate the dream-state into a higher reality (and opposed the use of narcotics) the Visionary artist uses all means at his disposal - even at great risk to himself - to access different states of consciousness and expose the resulting vision. Art of the Visionary attempts to show what lies beyond the boundary of our sight. Through ], ], or other altered states, the artist attempts to see the unseen - attaining a visionary state that transcends our regular modes of perception. The task awaiting him, thereafter, is to communicate his vision in a form recognizable to 'everyday sight'." - L. Caruana, A Manifesto of Visionary Art | |||
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