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The Joy Trip Project

Art, Podcast / 04.12.2009

JC_000BAn interview with climber/artist Jeremy Collins

There’s a point in the human experience when thought, emotion and action combine. It’s at that moment when we create a unique expression of utter and sublime beauty. Share it with others and it becomes art. In the world of adventure, on high mountain peaks or across vast tracts of rocky desert, art takes the form of photography, filmmaking, poetry and literature. But in the hands of Jeremy Collins, a self-described climber artist, the thoughts, emotions and actions of climbing combine to become breathtaking paintings, drawing and illustrations. A rare and emerging talent in the world of adventure art, Jeremy is a frequent contributor to magazines and books. He also creates prints for commercial distribution. In this video edition of the Joy Trip Project Jeremy shares the story behind his passion for the outdoors and inspires those who see his work to follow along on the journey.
Quote of the day / 03.12.2009

“While I dance I cannot judge, I cannot hate, I cannot separate myself from life. I can only be joyful and whole. That is why I dance.” Hans Bos ~ Contemporary admirer of dance with no formal training from Terre Haute, Indiana. This enduring thought was used by Landra French as the heading quote for the Sept-Oct 1995 issue of The Crescent Moon (Vol 2, Issue 5) Photograph by Paul Zizka Embrace wisdom wherever you find it. We can find and express our truest selves in the passion pursuit of all...