Arts Bubble #20 - Human Measures: A Voyage Through Shifting Perspectives

Through music, poetry, movement, and visual arts, we embark on a collective journey into the realms of different human measures, found in multiple worlds and perspectives. In a world that constantly shifts between extremes, how can we find our own center?

"We do not see things as they are, we see them as we are." — Anaïs Nin

Three hundred years ago, Jonathan Swift told the story of Lemuel Gulliver, a traveler who saw different worlds but lost his internal measure. Among the tiny Lilliputians, he felt like a god; among the giants, he felt like an insect—discovering the disturbing truth that our sense of self is often just a reflection of our surroundings. In a world shifting between extremes, where can we find a human center, our measure, or what Aristotle called "Mesotes"—the Golden Mean?

Arts Bubble #20 explores this theme: "Human Measures: A Voyage Through Shifting Perspectives." Through music, poetry, movement, and visual arts, we embark on a collective journey into the architecture of our own perspectives. As always, no single interpretation is "right," as there is no search for a single "right" measure.

As usual, get ready to explore the theme the "Arts Bubbles Way": no stage, no distance, human connection, and artistic experimentation. And of course, shoes off... Oh yes, bring your coolest socks.

More details on how to get tickets are coming soon through the Arts Bubbles Instagram Page (@artsbubbles). Secret location (Dublin 8) will be revealed to ticket holders.
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Stay tuned, artsy strangers.

Background Artwork: Vincent van Gogh, The Church at Auvers, 1890.