The Dream Artist Nobody Knows About
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- Few artists have so powerfully evoked the uncanny otherness of the unconscious like Swiss artist Peter Birkhäuser. His unknown dream paintings were met with blank incomprehension, and were not well-received by the art community of the time, but, viewed today, his vivid paintings bear striking testament to the disruptive and transformative reality of individuation, the purpose of Jungian psychology, which is to seek wholeness of personality by bringing one's unconscious contents into reality.
After a midlife crisis, Birkhäuser dedicated himself exclusively to bringing these unconscious images into reality. Just how hard this struggle with himself must have been is suggested by the fact that it took the artist twelve years to make the great break and paint a picture entirely according to his own imagination, with no model from the real world.
Birkhäuser's daughter Eva Wertenschlag is the president of the Birkhäuser-Oeri Foundation, you can visit the works in Basel, Switzlerland. Contact through the official homepage: birkhaeuser-oeri.ch/en
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(0:00) Introduction: Peter Birkhäuser
(6:06) 1. The World’s Wound (1953)
(7:10) 2. The Cat (1949-1955)
(8:05) 3. Depression (1954-1955)
(8:39) 4. Depression #2 (Date unknown)
(9:16) 5. Duel (Date unknown)
(9:51) 6. Coming Up (1954-1955)
(10:24) 7. The Inward Gaze (1954-1955)
(11:18) 8. The Fourth Dimension (1956-1957)
(12:30) 9. Imprisoned Power (1958)
(13:31) 10. Fire Gives Birth (1959-1960)
(13:59) 11. The Outcast (1960)
(14:36) 12. Puer (1960)
(15:36) 13. The Magic Fish (1961)
(16:14) 14. A Birth (1961)
(16:51) 15. Alarm (Date unknown)
(17:07) 16. The Hidden Power (1964)
(17:40) 17. Moira (1965)
(18:25) 18. Untitled “The Four-Eyed Anima” (Date Unknown)
(18:55) 19. At The Door (1965)
(19:41) 20. With Child (1966)
(19:58) 21. Anima with Crown of Light (1966)
(20:28) 22. The Observer (1966)
(20:54) 23. Bear at the Tree of Light (1968)
(21:28) 24. Dark Brother (Date unknown)
(21:51) 25. Spiritus Animalis II (1968)
(22:18) 26. Window on Eternity (1970)
(23:04) 27. Sun of the Night (1970)
(24:04) 28. The Woman with the Cup (1971)
(24:48) 29. 24 of March 1971 (1971)
(25:17) 30. Constellation (1971)
(25:30) 31. Lighting the Torch (1974)
(25:53) 32. Having Speech (1975)
(26:15) 33. In The Night of 13 October 1942 (1975)
(27:30) 34. Spiritus Naturae (1976)
(27:54) 35. Lynx (1976)
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📝 Sources
- Light from the Darkness: The Paintings of Peter Birkhäuser (1980)
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*“This mysterious power has its own will and ends. It knows things that no human being could know. So I’m sure it would not be wrong to give it the name of God."* - Peter Birkhäuser
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Thank you very much for this video
I do understand some of the paintings he's done, like the ones which were in depression....I used to sketch my thoughts in that sense....it wasn't like i was "thinking" but it was just happening....a great video tbh
With the cats and the other worlds from his dreams. Looks like a sort of LDS trip.
I guess he experimented with psychedelica also, otherwise he could never dream like that or see like that.
This stuff is freaking genius.... amazing art... wow. His work truly resonated with me, particularly because his creative projections are the same as mine. Thank you for I admit I did know about Peter Birkhauser.
The man on the ladder coming up from the sewer with his hunchback and the lantern was one of if not my favorite painting. The tender hope ( I thought ) on his face as he left his toil and headed for home and possible love. His own lantern becoming visible behind him yet light from somewhere acknowledges the face distinguishing it.
I love The Outcast, In The Night Of October 13 1942, The Magic Fish (with beautiful legs), The Inward gaze, Dark Brother, and Anima With Crown Of Light, Fire Gives Birth, Lynx.. I couldn't really choose, but these are incredible! And I love the interpretations...
I have lost my unconscious eye presently through binging internet images and socials like Insta. Drug dependence has also played a part in this blindness. My dreams are all real life scenarios that revolve around work and failure to complete tasks before a special visit. The message is pretty clear for me. I am an artist at heart, a dreamer being crushed beneath my fear of life, I’m always in turmoil or drudgery. I do my best to be kind and curious. I hope to transcend this grey prison like this guy did.
Stay unspooked my friend
Remain engaged to your dreams and they will come true! Record them and share with your loved ones, you never know what sorts of insights another person can give you regarding your own dreams.
I would practice drawing more and you can probably get better at visualizing things.
I'll give completely different 'advice': *change Your environment* , move - to the countryside, whatever the loss of comfort - and see how things start 'to speak' and mean something, again.
Cities are designed to instrumentalize the nature of man into the machine of secular and industrial 'progress' - the only image that can come up is despair about the rationalizing delusions, necessary to subsist in that environment.
@@christophmahler Yeah you shouldn't live in a city, for sure. I would give similar advice, if you are trying to be an artist you are going to get way better living at campgrounds, being frugal, and learning how to draw from life, rather than going to art school or whatever.
Also, lots of 'artist ethics' are very upper-class: buy from local art stores, travel to big cities, maintain a rich night life, etcetera.
Buy from the place you get the best deals, big cities and travel take time and rest away from practice, and alcohol liquidates your brain and wastes your most productive hours (evening and morning).
"At the Door" reminds me of a recurring nightmare I had when I was 10. For seven nights, I woke in my dream, walked downstairs and saw a shadowy figure just standing in the living room. Every night he got a little closer and every night I got more and more scared, just waiting for him to make a move. On the sixth night, I was tired of living in fear of going to sleep so I asked my mom what I should do. "Ask him what he wants," she said. I hadn't even realized that was an option. On the seventh night, I asked the shadowy figure, with vitriolic anger mixed with fear, “What do you want from me?!” He vanished. I still get chills on occasion when recalling the emotion from then. The fear. The anger. The Relief.
I taught myself to do what your mother suggested. Often no matter how threatening they appeared once asked their vulnerability seemed exposed and they were touched that you cared. I've tried to help many when they say they are being chased or frightened in/ by dream threats and for most it works/helps 🕊️
This comment of yours triggered a deep emotional reaction in me. My emotional state had been already deeply moved by the video, but your comment struck something that has left me with humid eyes. Thank you from the depths of my unconscious
I think this shadowy figure wanted to be acknowledged. Once you consciously engaged with him, he did not need to haunt you.z
In my nightmares I never ask what the antagonist wants....instead I react slowly to the fear and go into analyzing what is happening....my mind is always going and so the fear is minimized by the slow realization of what is happening.
Reading all of the deep words of open souls on this thread, me myself opened because of the art of Peter and the way Eternalised conveyed it to me. It's an honor catching a glimps of your spirits, i am proud and inspired by the way you all are constantly facing your fears and, in the process of transformation and rebirth, becoming more whole .
These paintings are so weirdly resonant to me, what an incredible artist
Almost all of his paintings have a dark background. I believe that every time he was to begin a new painting, he would first paint the canvas a pure black, which, to me, means that all his paintings are indeed sprouting from the darkness of his unconscious. Although neurosis wasn't mentioned even once in this video, I believe that the recurring theme of the split man represents his neurosis and that of every other adult in his lifetime and ours. Even this man, who was sharply tuned to his greater self, or The Great Man, only began to heal from his neurosis in his late period, which goes to show how unlikely it is to develop an ego that isn't neurotic in modern times. Whatever it is we are moving towards as a species is going against the deepest and most rooted nature of the human animal. We can only heal from this global neurosis once we start seeing ourselves not as a unit, but as duality, while simultaneously giving in to the multiplicity of the unconscious manifestations. Since such a task is so tremendously terrifying, only a handful of people are likely to begin this process, and will only gain significance in the larger scheme of things once we cross some terrible milestone of crisis, when the fear of not giving in to the unconscious is greater than that of resisting it.
This turning back on duality that is so prevalent in modern times manifests as the us vs them narrative that keeps being fed to us. If we can't consciously direct our paradoxical conflict inward, it projects itself onto our brethren, which makes the process of healing on a mass scale even more unlikely, since it slows our ability to unify in the face of adversity almost to a halt. This is, of course, perfectly transparent in the conflicts of the 20th century, when the idea of the political right and left was consolidated and the fervent supporters of capitalism and socialism were, and still are, at each other's throats. I believe we can only begin to heal ourselves and our environment when we let go of both these systems in favor of an inner law, which manifests spontaneously in each individual. This will, of course, never happen as long as compulsory public education is at work and the pharmaceutical companies rule the practice of medicine.
This is a keen observation, as the dark background provides a medium for light to be cast and positive space to being forming geometric masses.
Quiet contemplation is the medicine to reconnection and inner healing.
Neurosis was mentioned during the depression paintings
Yes, my bad
This video's done fantastically, a truly phenomenal compilation of art and ideas. I had never heard of Birkhäuser before but I've been getting into Jung recently and it's awesome to see an extension of his concepts and ideas through the artistic expression of such an intriguingly striking unconscious. I thank you endlessly for introducing me to Birkhäuser and for another beautiful video!
What good is beautiful because simple is beautiful since simplicity is das ultimate form of sophistication
Right with you Nicky. One cannot help seeing that "the systems of society" have no interest in our accessing these alternatives. This change/evolution that is slowly occurring is, I hope with all my heart, a game changer.
" Memories, Dreams and Reflections " Carl Jung autobiography opened me somehow.
Theres some synchronicity for ya!
@@satnamo It is the basis of creativity-to branch off in multitudes of unique perspectives. The beauty and simplicity of things serves as the seeds of creativity.
This is brilliant. Please do more interpretations on art like this. Art can speak in a thousand words.
Language speaks:
God is de dreamer
And when he speaks,
He speaks in such a low voice that no one could ever understand,
Except for silence.
God is sounded in silence
And his name is aum.
At de end of aum,
There is a silence,
The resting place of gods.
Who is the being that creates the wonder of dream when I am sleeping like a dead man?
@@satnamo fascinating… I love that poem there.
Second this
"I experience a power within myself which is not
the same as my conscious ego. It has forced me
to adopt a path quite foreign to my conscious
attitude, a path which totally contradicted my
will and everything I considered important.
but now, looking back over thousands of dreams
and the sacrifices of a long, hard development,
I can see how valuable the experience has been."
Peter Birkhäuser, Light from the Darkness
Nature always wears the color of das spirit;
De free spirit is a creator of love.
I'm a painter myself and a Jungian. So glad you shared this with us all. Had no idea he existed! Thank you!
You seem so familiar Mitchell...
@@petemavus2948 perhaps
Show us...a Jungian myself..I bet they a great
I had no idea you existed, does it matter?
I hope you take jung with a grain of salt.
This added something to my life thank you for this beautiful tribute
The beauty of arts reforms itself in our imagination and manifest itself in our creation
As an artist in crisis, unable to make art for a myriad of living conditions, this is very helpful and the paintings provide inspiration, comfort, understanding. I greatly appreciate the analysations which flesh out the meanings in a way that makes sense and speaks to the unconscious for me. It helps me to begin to allow myself to go into my unconscious again. Even outside of making art, they bring comfort in a way that is very needed right now, with political conditions crushing the masses.
This is one of the most precious videos I've ever watched. Some paintings give me deja vu, perhaps because my unconscious mind recognizes them. Also, interpretation of depression giving us new opportunities struck me, as I made the correlation with Taleb's Black Swans and with my personal observation that the unconscious mind is Extremistan - the realm were Black Swans show up. Of course, Black Swans can be positive and negative.
I hope I will never forget these feelings I have right now... Thank you a ton for your video(s)!
This is my favorite video you've done so far. As an artist, it resonates and reminds me I'm not alone . Thank you.
Yesss 😊👍 exactly 😁🌈🧡
The bit about confronting the shadow form in your nightmares when you were discussing 'At the door' was really intriguing.
It works
I know I'm some random guy on TH-cam LoL but...
Trust me...
IT WORKS
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You can always ask dream figures what their deal is, if you remember to do it. Sometimes they will even answer you. Sometimes they will even give you coherent answers! A few weeks ago, I dreamad I was flying and saw a rainbow that came down towards me, lifted me up in a rainbow towel for some time, but let me go after some time. I did not understand what it meant, so I called for my anima to explain. She said I needed to put the meat in the refrigerator or it would spoil lol
I woke up from a dream where I saw the same figure from the painting “the outcast”. Except instead of holding a rainbow it was enveloped over the suit he was wearing. I recorded the dream when I woke up because I also like to paint and thought if I ever become skilled enough that it would be a powerful painting. The hair on my arms stood up when I saw it.
I've also come across several paintings that depict dream scenarios I've had. It's chilling and goes to show Jung was onto something when he postulated the existence of the colective unconscious, no matter how much some demagogues say he was a mystic and delusional.
I like the "Sun of the Night" for the amazing contrast between the human and the rest of the universe. There is nobility in our human courage in the face of the eternal unknown.
A strong person is good noble and impressive;
He is a god in ruins
The woman banging on the door, is not blind. Those supernovas are new realities whose shifts would be catastrophic for her known world, she is running from new opportunities as they would violently shake her life in ways she could not control.
“Depression: we should not try to cure it, because it cures us.” Brilliant.
Yeah not showering for 3 weeks while sitting in a sun-blocked room cause you can't manage to get up for more than a few minutes at at time surely is a brilliant cure.
@@shalomaleichem7402 how about you just stop being depressed, okay?
@@tonybones6807 Unfortunately gun controll is in full force here.
@@shalomaleichem7402 Sun light should be present in your room, since you get vitamin D with sun light. Part of your problem is your thought process.
People who think that their dumb homespun "wisdom" is going to cure depression are evil. Depression is the "cure" for happiness.
He was a fascinating artist, who I'd never heard of. Thank you for posting this.
I had never heard of Birkhäuser prior to watching this, so thank you for sharing his story and works. It never ceases to amaze me how Jung's ideas seem to knit together so many different cultures across the world and the ways in which they seek spiritual meaning and enlightenment or 'resurrection' of the consciousness. I experience incredibly vivid dreams and conscious dream-visions myself and have found Jung's theories immensely helpful in analysing my own psychological landscape to divulge meaning and inspiration from these occurrences.
Yes! Leaning on his theories only made my dreams richer and more meaningful
Wow.... This was purely beautiful and haunting simultaneously. Truly inspiring. It's interesting that his work wasn't initially met with collective acceptance and awe.. A clear genius here, picking out treasures from the eternal depths of his divinely influenced creative wisdom.
This video itself was also just fantastic. I'm very happy to have stumbled across it. And to be introduced to this artwork. And to this channel.
Am.... well put
Great start to my Not AI playlists 🥹
I can’t believe how well done and thought out this video is. Absolutely outstanding.
These are so deep and beautiful. Thank you for your rich content. I think more people than just me would appreciate more art interpretations like this. 🔥
I didn't know about him particularly, but I find it surprising he wasn't known at all especially after there was the surrealist movement in the early 20th century which had artists channeling inspiration from their subconscious.
I think, alarming is a more suitable word than suprising knowing the people in charge of true historical facts that will help humanity.
Feel like one of the greatest finds in TH-cam archive that I have watched so far. Thanks for making this.
This ist great! I had the luck to live in Peter Birkhäuser's house and work in his studio for several years. As we moved in the original paintings (as seen in your video) were just standig and hanging around without protection. I asked a friend of mine to build a penderie for them so they are safe now. Brings back great memories of that place!
Amazing, I don't know how I never came across Birkhäuser before but I'm thankful I have now.
Cheers mate.
Gratitude is das father of all virtues:
Wisdom
Courage
Justice
And
and what???
@@andredelacerdasantos4439 same lol
Incredible. Thank you so much for producing this video. I have never heard of this artist. I am so glad that you have introduced me to his works.
Thank you for this! I'd never heard of the artist before but I feel my own painting is on a similar path of individuation. I began painting in earnest after a severe mental breakdown and hearing your analysis of his work is compelling me reflect on my own creative journey.
A struggling artist philosopher.
Seems to be common enough to be a condition of its own.
Good stuff
I am no artist, but this is something similar to what I've envisaged trying some day. Conveying the imagery of the inner experience of what is sometimes observed entering the light from darkness. I feel like an opened vessel right now. Thank you for the exhibition and interpretation, it moved something deep inside me.
Thank you for showing me this artist. These paintings actually connected with me, the "famous" paintings didn't. "Sun of the Night" and "Puer" are my favorite.
I have not crossed paths with this soul previously. His representations of the complexities of the conflict (?) between our concious and unconcious life are unparalleled. They bring form to emotion and spiritual knowledge. I'm still processing, as I type, as if a weight is being lifted. My own "journey" of awakening has, so far, been largely a lonely one, briefly connecting with individuals along the way. This man has, through his art, made sense of much of my life on so many levels.
Thank you for your part, in bringing this body of work to light.
Beautiful analysis and insights. Thoroughly enjoyed.
This video is utterly stunning ❤️ Thank you for this beautiful contribution
This is so enlightening.... Very well narrated and the editing is marvelous. Thanks for such great content.
This was a treat. Thank you!
Really enjoyed this video. I've never heard of Peter Birkhauser, but have been very interested in CG Jung. The cry of the soul for growth 8:45-9:15 was particularly meaningful to me. Thank you!
He who remembers himself finds his soulmate because my soul mate is my tri ky.
That piece and the one before it are spot on. I know that feeling.
Thanks! Thought provoking and the paintings were some of my favorite I've seen.
Wow. Excellent presentation, thank you!
This was beyond awesome, glad I found your channel
Waw!! I knew nothing about painting before this video but after watching, and falling in love with this simple, yet powerful overview, I consider myself initiated. While watching, I was transported somewhere else, your narration was calming and informative and almost cosmic! I enjoyed this smart and attractive expose very much! Thank youuuu!!
This hits hard. It's on point and in time. What a way for things to present themselves. Almost four months later yet today it arrived. I simply cannot avoid being grateful for all the hard work put into display here. Keep thriving, sir. Great work. Thank you.
You're voice is soothing, and it makes the telling a lot better. Ty.
Thanks for bringing this unique artist to my attention. It must be a synchronicity that I stumbled upon it. Very profound works of art.
Thank you Eternalised! Peter Birkhäuser's paintings blew me up! His beautiful ethereal work is super relevant to me, I experience similar symbols so his paintings resonate deep. Gave new perspective to my own situ. You're making such important & beautiful work for us 🌈🧠🎆💓
This channel deserves way more views. Keep up the great videos.🙏
Thank you for this excellent viewing of his works! It’s great you have done this!
These interpretations are so interesting; this is a very impressive well thought out video and I’m thankful you made it.
Thank you very much! These videos have helped me alot & definitely lifted my spirits. Good stuff!!!
Hard hitting work. I’ve been painting for 25 years, blown away. Real, honest work.
Not even halfway through and I have to say, this is a fantastic video. Thanks for introducing me to an amazing artist I wasn't aware of. Going to have to do a deep dive after this!
I find this video very necessary, thank you for posting
What is necessary in life is to give style to oneself
Wow, wow, wow! Thank you so much for this and all the effort! So much information about an incredible artist. His paintings are stunning and fascinating.
This man’s story is so chilling , I’ve only recently started to study painting because I’ve found interest in painting my dreams .. this man’s work is beautiful !
Wonderful format for an artist documentary.....I perfect mix of biography and work. Most art documentaries focus on the person, and simply glaze over the actual work itself.....which is the reason that we are interested in the person at all. Very well done.
I'm utterly astounded by your ability to breakdown and showcase such depth and accuracy. This probably is my fav video of yours yet.
Absolutely amazing video, some of the best on TH-cam!
This is maybe the 50th video I've watched from this channel. I have learned a lot.
Congratulations on the 100K 🥳
I LOVE your videos. I'm always enlightened from them in some way. This struggling artist thanks you.
I was very emotionally touched by this art, it reminds me of my own way of expressing myself in art. Thanx for a great video :D
Thank you for sharing this compilation of art. They really help with understanding Jung’s beliefs. These images very much resonate.
I truly Appreciate your investigation and explanation of Carl Jungs work, your videos have certainly been and will be a help in my pursuit of meaning. Thank you
Thank you so much for the work you did on this. This one was an emotional rollercoaster for me and likely one of my favs.
This was so beautiful, holy moly! Thank you so much! ⚜️⚕️
Such an inspiration. Enjoyed every moment of this.
Wow this was great. Good job 👏
Wow keep it up, that spoke to me like crazy! Thanks for this!
Beautiful Work /Thank you so much ( May God Bless and Lighten your Heart and Soul with Wisdom and Love )
I cant explain how much i needed this. Thank you very much.
Thank you for this film it really has been such inspirational content for me.
I am glad to see and learn that people have these experiences.
These paintings terrify me and I don’t know why. It’s amazing. Great video and thanks for turning me onto this artist
Best video yet!! I'll be coming back to this one often
i did after all lol
Such a beautifully sad and scary listen. Thank man.
This video is amazing, thank you so much for sharing! Absolutely love the art and the commentary is very helpful
This channel is truly an amazing one... I wish I had the capabilities of those bearers of wisdom..
Congrats! Great content!
Awesome Video! Felt a kinship to this artist
As someone who is starting a art career in my 20’s, I’m afraid of being obscure and unknown until my death but I feel like that’s the path I’m going down/ or not gonna be recognized at all, maybe I’m being silly but… idk 🤷♂️
@@nandimoozle703 Hey, if there was ever an age in which an upcoming artist has the ability to get his/her work seen- it's now!
@@samuellhemon6319 now is the time because the time is now .
The masterpiece of today is that of ourselves
Beautyful pictures from the unconscious. Thank you.
Thanks! I loved your video on Peter Birkhäuser
Deeply touching, I have no words as to how I resonate and understand these great works. Thank you .
Thank you for sharing this.
Thank you for existing
Wow, this is very interesting. I really like the way you have presented his works. I feel on a similar path myself to this gentleman. I have been writing down my dreams for a long time and it has inspired me to follow that intuitive creativity more, and i experience that reccuring and traumatic destruction of my own beliefs.
Thank you so much for discovering such an exceptional artist for us, this is so amazing that I can't find the right words to say it
I can't believe a channel like this even exists. Just incredible..
I love the old cat women, she even looks like a praying mantis shape, and her cat eyes are bright like those of a mantis as well
Me too, cool cat!!)
Just remember:
The female praying mantis
once impregnated often bites off the head of the male.
Thank you for this.. I understand this man so much. Thank you for bringing his work to us!
This was phenomenal.
Wonderful productive direction of negative energy. When held tight inside, bound to become destructive.
Excellent! Thank you for sharing
Amazing narration. I cant believe ive never seen these before
I've had the blue lady visit me twice in dreams. The first time we met she embraced me and we merged. It was electrifying. I've never forgotten. Changed my life.
What an incredible video!!! 💙
Thank you. His work is so beautiful. ❤
Thank you for this!
wow.. stunning stuff.
Am often surprised by the things I see in dreams..
So much of it is beyond mere imagination..
To see and share what cannot be seen and shared is a precious thing indeed.
I am blown away by the brilliance of this video. You are the most captivating story teller 😊. I dig the oct 13th painting, since it happens to be my birthday but year 1990.
got my first Jung book, an old copy of man and his symbols a little while back, as well as some Camus plays, works by Freud, and various classical books on philosophy. I've also been long interested in Lovecraft and lucid dreaming. I found this channel not long after; it has been a great companion piece as I delve deeper into the subject matter. I still need to get something by Samuel Beckett. watching your video on waiting for godot renewed my interest in seeking it out.