Tales

The Psychic Function of Colour in Tarot Reading...

Colour as an Intuitive Catalyst Colour is often the first element the eye registers in a tarot card, long before symbolism or narrative becomes clear. This immediacy is what gives...

The Mysticism of Red from Tarot to My Art: Powe...

Red as an Ancient Emotional Language Red has never been a neutral colour. Across spiritual traditions, mythic systems, and tarot symbolism, it is the hue that speaks the loudest. It...

Subculture Symbolism: How Gothic, Bohemian, and...

Subcultures as Emotional Languages Aesthetic subcultures are more than visual styles—they function as emotional dialects. Gothic depth, bohemian looseness, fantasy imagination, and outsider-art rawness each carry their own symbolic vocabulary....

Soft Uncanny Dreamscapes: Why Comfortable Weird...

The Soft Uncanny as a Gentle Invitation There is a kind of strangeness that doesn’t frighten but calms. Soft uncanny imagery—shapes that feel slightly dreamlike, colours that bend away from...

Fantasy as Emotional Expansion: How Mythic Worl...

Entering a World That Feels Bigger Than the Self Fantasy begins as an escape, but it rarely stays that way. The moment a viewer enters a mythic world—whether through a...

Emotional Portals: Why Certain Artworks Feel Li...

When an Artwork Feels Like a Threshold Some artworks hold a strange pull—as if something opens when you stand in front of them. The sensation is subtle but unmistakable. The...