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Artist Creates Unique Wood Sculptures Using An Ancient Woodworking Technique That He Saw In Visions
During an Ayahuasca ceremony, Chris Isner received clear instructions about an ancient woodworking technique that he now uses to record his and his client’s visions into unique wood sculptures. His work fascinates and everybody asks what materials he is using. It’s hard to believe it’s just wood but as a conscious human being Chris is not using any wood — but only reclaimed “guilt-free” wood.
Chris Isner loves his work and has already created some astonishing pieces that you can see in detail on his website. But his best work is commissioned pieces where the synergy of two minds can produce breath-taking results. His life was positively impacted by Ayahuasca and psychedelics. His work stands proof below.
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Linda Milewski 9 years ago
looks like roots coming out or going in his mouth, oh a root canal! lol
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Nancy A Clark 9 years ago
Looks like a feather, or the movement of air (if we could see such a thing). I love it
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nina bricman 9 years ago
I love this one. The face looks calm an at peace and the third eye wide awake, absorbing the world. It makes me want to know what secret he knows.
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Karoline Danstead 9 years ago
These are all so beautiful. Like an ayahuasca vision, they seem to be an embodiment of the life force within the wood. I can't stop thinking about them ❤️✌🏼
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Sidewalk Songbird 9 years ago
Would love to know the technique he used. Things like this should be passed on
Blue Cicada 9 years ago
Wouldn't many artists say that they have visions/insights/inspirations as catalysts to their work? Who are we, to judge artists' motives?
Hans 9 years ago
No one questions motives or inspirations here. However, to claim that an ancient technique (i.e. one that had been developed and known by a group of people before) was acquired by getting into trance...no, that is simply impossible. Either, the technique was re-invented (which might be possible as a kind of vision, as a spontaneous brainchild), or it was simply learned from sources and the vision-thingy is just about the artist's perference for psychoactive substances.
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Robert Krone 9 years ago
I would be honored to learn this technique of woodworking. I am a master woodworker and have shaped wood in pretty amazing and technical shapes but nothing like this!!!!
Chris Isner 9 years ago
Pay for the teaching trip to Peru and you can come with me.
Load More Replies... Sidewalk Songbird 9 years ago
Would love to know the technique he used. Things like this should be passed on
Blue Cicada 9 years ago
Wouldn't many artists say that they have visions/insights/inspirations as catalysts to their work? Who are we, to judge artists' motives?
Hans 9 years ago
No one questions motives or inspirations here. However, to claim that an ancient technique (i.e. one that had been developed and known by a group of people before) was acquired by getting into trance...no, that is simply impossible. Either, the technique was re-invented (which might be possible as a kind of vision, as a spontaneous brainchild), or it was simply learned from sources and the vision-thingy is just about the artist's perference for psychoactive substances.
Load More Replies... Robert Krone 9 years ago
I would be honored to learn this technique of woodworking. I am a master woodworker and have shaped wood in pretty amazing and technical shapes but nothing like this!!!!
Chris Isner 9 years ago
Pay for the teaching trip to Peru and you can come with me.
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