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 Director Julian Schnabel (right, standing) on the set of The Diving Bell and the Butterfly
Filmmaker as artist: With so much talent, what's a little ego?
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One of the inspiring energies resonating from Julian Schnabel is his evolutionary map- he is changing- and his alchemy is rich & alive and moves through his personality. It is clear and obvious that Julian is moving beyond self and opening to much more. Julian is brave in his explorations & generous in sharing his vision…
Work of this nature involves both a navigation out unto unknown territory. Julian’s expression is beyond what most can comprehend. How many are willing to intimately explore meaning and death in conventional life? Julian offers an invitation…
I am deeply appreciative and inspired by what Julian has made an offering of.
Comment by Deborah Bloomer from Mendocino, CA USA — February 13, 2008 @ 6:28 pm