The title, Madness of the Muses, is inspired by a dialogue written by Plato in 370 B.C. In it, Socrates and Phædrus discuss the influence of the Muses on the artist versus intellect alone. They conclude that inspired art is far better than anything the logical mind could create on its own.
Artist, Ingrid Dee Magidson has reached into this chaotic source of creativity and produced some of the most unusual art works being made today. Each work is a three-dimensional composition of transparent acrylic layers, Renaissance images, abstract painting, butterflies, antique objects, music sheets, collage and more. The viewer is invited to look into Magidson's world where time is irrelevant — where hundreds of years are captured in a single work. The result is art that is at once beautiful and captivating.
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