THE IMMORTAL NOW

(place + space + spiritual self) x art = SPLACE

It is in the everyday relationship, such as the
family, a microcosm of society, that life's ultimate
questions seem to be considered -Where am I? Why am I
here? Who am I?

An immigrant of thirty-five years, Peitsch follows
her own artistic journey finding place and space in
Australia, she terms SPLACE, questioning if it is
possible to belong to this land - building on the
geography of the church structure as a framework to
explore aspects of spirituality. Here, a search for
common global values, visions and spirituality may
effect much more than tolerance of the other . +++++ Following the success of Macmillan s recent
author-rich essayed monograph on Art and Soul
Flossie Peitsch , comes this companion book by the
artist herself. Rarely can one access such a generous
deconstruction of the creative process of art
building, written as it is with intimacy, passion and
precision. A good read awaits all who seek the
immortal now. Dr. Liz Westphal,
Clinical Psychologist

Autorentext
Dr. Flossie Peitsch, PhD, Victoria University, Melbourne, is an internationally exhibiting multimedia, performance, and installation artist; a 'visual' theologian, art educator, and academic - engaging the voice of art for the self-realization of being. She is grounded in the everyday by twenty-six years of mothering her six children.

Klappentext
(place + space + spiritual self) x art = SPLACE It is in the everyday relationship, such as the family, a microcosm of society, that life's ultimate questions seem to be considered -Where am I? Why am I here? Who am I? An immigrant of thirty-five years, Peitsch follows her own artistic journey finding place and space in Australia, she terms SPLACE, questioning if it is possible to belong to this land - building on the geography of the church structure as a framework to explore aspects of spirituality. Here, a search for common global values, visions and spirituality may effect much more than tolerance of the 'other'. +++++ "Following the success of Macmillan's recent author-rich essayed monograph on 'Art and Soul Flossie Peitsch', comes this companion book by the artist herself. Rarely can one access such a generous deconstruction of the creative process of art building, written as it is with intimacy, passion and precision. A good read awaits all who seek the immortal now." Dr. Liz Westphal, Clinical Psychologist