Idalet. Volume I: Transpersonal Contemporary Art

By Erica de Kok

Exploring captivating esoteric topics in literature has been a transformative journey for me. Delving into piles of books, I uncovered intriguing parallels in the mystical themes depicted in the paintings of South African artist Idalet.
In Volume I of the e-book, except for the initial two artworks, readers will find concise one-sentence summaries conveying my unique perspective on paintings that might typically go unnoticed. Four years of dedicated reading led me to profound discoveries in the book "Vibrational Medicine" by Richard Gerber, M.D. This authoritative guide on subtle energy therapies became a key source of valuable insights.
Inspired by the correlation between Idalet's artwork and my literary explorations, I decided to share brief insights on LinkedIn. The culmination of 42 profound reflections has now been encapsulated in an e-book, poised to be a timeless resource for future generations. The extensive file size of the images necessitated the division of the e-book into five volumes for optimal accessibility.
What astonished me was the recurrence of esoteric themes in Idalet's artwork throughout the years, showcasing her unparalleled levels of awareness. This revelation prompted me to personally annotate the first two artworks in the collection, adding a layer of my unique perspective.
Explore the mesmerizing connection between literature, art, and esoteric knowledge in this e-book series, offering a rich tapestry of insights into profound themes that span generations.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Erica de Kok
• Release date: Sep 3, 2020
• ISBN: 9780463611524

Erica de Kok

After completion of my tertiary studies, I registered a business and sourced coal mines, large industrial corporations, and consulting civil engineers as clients and offered them a computer design service for their project proposals. This experience included the professional use and extensive integration of the following software programmes: Corel (Draw and Photo-Paint), AutoCAD Civil Advanced, Microsoft Office (including Project), and Adobe (Photoshop Elements and Acrobat).My involvement with Idalet's art started in the new millennium after buying my first two paintings from Idalet. For the following eight years I used my business income to sponsor Idalet's first solo exhibition and to hire professional photographers to photograph Idalet's artworks.I freely assisted Idalet with her national and international exhibitions and supported the artist by buying her artwork and sponsoring her last international exhibition in Germany. In 2008, I was asked to take over the responsibility of selling Idalet's artwork.After four years of research, I further compiled and published an e-book, consisting of five volumes where I wrote about my insights into Idalet's transpersonal artwork. I had to split this e-book up into five volumes due to the image sizes. These volumes on Idalet's artwork are short and easy to read but hope to be very thought-provoking. The biography repeats in every volume so that it may be read independently. The content of each volume consists of approximately 15 artworks. The descriptions and interpretations are very concise but may trigger many future debates on subtle-energy vibrations.

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Idalet

Volume I: Transpersonal Contemporary Art

Copyright Reserved. ISBN 9781005657024

Author: Erica de Kok

Contents

1.0 The Artist: Idalet Emmarentia Haasbroek Pauw (1962 - 2008)

2.0 Art Interpretation

2.1 Artwork 1985

2.1.1 Composite Image A

2.1.2 Composite Image B

2.2 Artwork 1991

2.2.1 Fight or Flight

2.2.2 Minds-Eye

2.2.3 Premonition

2.2.4 Psychometry

2.2.5 Cloud People

2.2.6 White Lady

2.2.7 Nature Spirits

2.2.8 Dust Fairy

2.2.9 Dust

2.3 Artwork 1998

2.3.1 Medieval Boat

3.0 Bibliography

4.0 Author

1.0 The Artist: Idalet Emmerentia Haasbroek Pauw (1962 - 2008)

As a child, Idalet listened to the African drums playing their unique rhythm at night. Born in Zululand, the rich and passionate African life with its ritual dancing and performing witch-doctors, deeply imprinted the soul of this South African artist.

At high school