Sister Art Movements for today's Generation = In-Formationalism
EnergismAn art movement dealing with Energy of various types
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SynergismAn art movement dealing with relationships and information
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Artist, arts advocate and collector, David F. Heatwole began collecting at a very early age with the encouragement of his parents who were also passionate about the arts.
In the early 90's Heatwole began collecting art from the artists that were in his circle of friends and then by a unusual chain of events discovered a movement of art having to do with energy and/or synergy. For many years the promoter began showing the artists that were creating work that he felt fit into one of these two categories. During this time he tried to formulate his thoughts on what was going on with this art movement and after many years of research determined there was actually two sister art movements and it wasn't limited to the United States but was rather a world wide phenomenon. He also determined that this movement of sister art styles had ties to past art movements and in many cases were an extension of many past movements.
In the early 90's Heatwole began collecting art from the artists that were in his circle of friends and then by a unusual chain of events discovered a movement of art having to do with energy and/or synergy. For many years the promoter began showing the artists that were creating work that he felt fit into one of these two categories. During this time he tried to formulate his thoughts on what was going on with this art movement and after many years of research determined there was actually two sister art movements and it wasn't limited to the United States but was rather a world wide phenomenon. He also determined that this movement of sister art styles had ties to past art movements and in many cases were an extension of many past movements.
OR IS IT JUST "In-Formationalism"
As of 2021 the collector has coined a different term in his ongoing attempt to try to explain the work from these sister movements. Not feeling that the two terms were sufficient in really describing the essence of the movement he has coined the term "In-Formationalism". He says that this term really helps to hone in on what the artists are illustrating; a fact that information is already floating around somewhere and we somehow access it. That there are patterns repeating through all areas of nature and we just have to discover it. This is often where random ideas for inventions comes from or how two people have the same thought at the same time.