We're so pleased that you are all enjoying spending time with the artists and getting a peek into how they created their work for the Shrouded in Silence project, including drinking lots of tea! Your support and appreciation make this project truly special. The 'Exhibition Film' on our Whistlestop Arts channel includes interviews with the artists, so you can hear them speak as they discuss the project and the reasons why they created their work for the exhibition. We're incredibly proud of the Shrouded in Silence project and the impact it had, and continues to have, on those who experience it. We thank you for connecting with our work and hope you have time to explore the other projects we have created. whistlestoparts.org/shrouded
I´m an artist who live in rural area, and I feel so much connected with this. Curious thing, the "negative painting" second artist I see to use it. First was spanish artist Shaun Elay.
😮 I see he is dressed and winter gob I am on my way to Florida like I said and if you're on that way if you're not in another country or wherever let me know I would love to stop by and do some art and with you and head out and say I've been there done that and enjoy the company I spent
@@craftdipper Don't worry; the artists don't speak during the film. The soundscape was part of the Shrouded in Silence exhibition, and the volume dips to hear some of the ambient sounds when the artists are working. 😄
@@whistlestoparts oh, thank you so much for your considerate reply😍 I was just enjoying the joke I thought @joeswampdawghenry was making. I presumed he knew the birds were the soundtrack and was pretending he didn't😂 Personally, I loved the soundtrack😍🐦Maybe just the bells were a bit loud at one point? I thought the soundtrack gave the whole video a lovely atmosphere of getting lost in creative work👌💞
@@craftdipper Ah, thank you. I meant to reply to @joeswampdawghenry but put it in the wrong place. You're right, though-it was probably a joke and they didn't need a reply! 😆 The soundscape worked particularly well during the exhibition as it held people in the space as they engaged with the artwork and the subject matter. There's more about the project on our website - whistlestoparts.org The bells always make me think it's dinner time as bell ringing practice in my village starts at about 6.30pm! Thanks for your lovely comments 💖
I don't know where you live I love it where you are I'm going to leave my house and go south. And I love making art. And if it's feasible let me know I'll stop by on my way to Florida. I do not know where you are I just you just came up on my phone
Lovely! So glad this was filmed to share with others.
Love the idea of a behind-the-scenes look at their studios.
Thank you so much for these peaceful visits to your studios. ✌
Thank you for this video of brilliant artists ❤❤❤❤
Merci pour ce partage de l'intimité d'artistes qui dans le silence de leurs ateliers œuvrent à nous offrir un monde meilleur.
So beautiful. There’s something wonderful about non-verbal videos.
This was like an instructional film coupled with a healing meditation. 10/10 would recommend for both/either ❤
gorgeous
Thank you for the beauty🎶
this is so healing me from everything
What a beautiful film.
This was fascinating. So glad I found it.
We're so pleased that you are all enjoying spending time with the artists and getting a peek into how they created their work for the Shrouded in Silence project, including drinking lots of tea! Your support and appreciation make this project truly special.
The 'Exhibition Film' on our Whistlestop Arts channel includes interviews with the artists, so you can hear them speak as they discuss the project and the reasons why they created their work for the exhibition.
We're incredibly proud of the Shrouded in Silence project and the impact it had, and continues to have, on those who experience it.
We thank you for connecting with our work and hope you have time to explore the other projects we have created.
whistlestoparts.org/shrouded
❤❤❤❤❤i love everything thanks for exist❤❤❤
I´m an artist who live in rural area, and I feel so much connected with this. Curious thing, the "negative painting" second artist I see to use it. First was spanish artist Shaun Elay.
Did you fire any of your pieces in your fire pits that is so awesome
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Thank you! ☺️
Hubby likes green love it like somebody does not me though
Wow your husband is an honest too phenomenal
😮 I see he is dressed and winter gob I am on my way to Florida like I said and if you're on that way if you're not in another country or wherever let me know I would love to stop by and do some art and with you and head out and say I've been there done that and enjoy the company I spent
We're in the UK, it was chilly this winter!
Please turn the birds down.. I cant hear you
😂
@@craftdipper Don't worry; the artists don't speak during the film. The soundscape was part of the Shrouded in Silence exhibition, and the volume dips to hear some of the ambient sounds when the artists are working. 😄
@@whistlestoparts oh, thank you so much for your considerate reply😍
I was just enjoying the joke I thought @joeswampdawghenry was making. I presumed he knew the birds were the soundtrack and was pretending he didn't😂
Personally, I loved the soundtrack😍🐦Maybe just the bells were a bit loud at one point? I thought the soundtrack gave the whole video a lovely atmosphere of getting lost in creative work👌💞
@@craftdipper Ah, thank you. I meant to reply to @joeswampdawghenry but put it in the wrong place. You're right, though-it was probably a joke and they didn't need a reply! 😆
The soundscape worked particularly well during the exhibition as it held people in the space as they engaged with the artwork and the subject matter. There's more about the project on our website - whistlestoparts.org
The bells always make me think it's dinner time as bell ringing practice in my village starts at about 6.30pm!
Thanks for your lovely comments 💖
It's not supposed to say honest it's supposed to say artist
I don't know where you live I love it where you are I'm going to leave my house and go south. And I love making art. And if it's feasible let me know I'll stop by on my way to Florida. I do not know where you are I just you just came up on my phone
Yummy!