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Four Tips That Will Increase Your Creative Focus

“Creativity is more than just being different. Anybody can plan weird that’s easy. What’s hard is to be as simple as Bach. Making the simple awesomely simple, that’s creativity.” Charles Mingus

1. Claim your creative space – Often the first obstacle is securing a place to be creative in. To work on a regular basis is integral to achieving your goal of gaining a ‘creative life’.

2. Get an ideas notebook – Try to carry an ideas notebook with you at all times. Develop the habit of writing down your ideas ASAP when they come to you. Even a word of two will prompt your thought process later.

3. Shifting your perspective – When you hit a mental block or feel your creative juices are not flowing, stop and shift your perspective by walking outside in nature, or making time for a break to have a nap or maybe a bath. Getting distance on a problem can help to restore your focus.

4. Strengthen your creative muscles – challenge your self by giving yourself some deadlines for mini projects. When struggling to find original material or ideas – it is helpful to seek solitude, You often know the answer inside of yourself and need to trust iyour intuition.

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Featured Artist

Avec Pleasure loves highlighting the works of the talented and inspired artists who are working with new approaches to contemporary art practice.

I have known MERRICK BELYEA for almost twenty years and this month I am highlighting the wonderful body of works ‘ANTHROPOCENE LANDSCAPES’ which he is about to shown in Sydney at the MAY Gallery. I strongly recommend a visit to this show while it is up. You won’t be disappointed. His work is both poetic and insightful.

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Avec Pleasure presents Merrick Belyea

‘Merrick Belyea’s paintings are deeply focused on the curious human appetite for destruction. Environmental concerns are central to his recent paintings, referring to a potential for devastation, pointing to a future of mechanical scarification of the landscape. Paring back the veneer of previously prepared paint layers reveal the detritus of process and the fragility of surface.’

Merrick Belyea focuses on the curiously human appetite for destruction in his work. Environmental concerns are central to recent paintings that refer to a potential for devastation and offer a portent to future mechanical scarification of the landscape. Paring back the veneer of previously prepared paint layers reveal the detritus of process and the fragility of surface.’

11 - 29 March 2020. MAY SPACE, Waterloo, Sydney (Opening drinks Saturday 14 March, 3-5pm) www.mayspace.com.au. If you are interested in finding out more please send us an email at: [email protected]

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