Christopher Lantz
Christopher Paul Lantz
In 1936, Christopher Lantz was born in Santa Fe’s La Fonda Hotel where his parents were both artists in residence. As a child, he grew up in such varied environs as Santa Fe, Guadalajara Mexico, and the streets of New York City and undergraduate school at Bard College, New York. During his unusual childhood, he came in contact with many artists, including the poet Witter Bynner, Frida Kohlo, and even made a habit of stopping in for coffee in Jackson Pollock’s studio.
As a young man, Christopher was more interested in music. He composed his first symphony at the age of 16, which was later preformed for Igor Stravinsky when Christopher was 19 and studying under Milton Babbitt. By the time he was 23, he had conducted his own symphonies with the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra .
He currently holds a Doctor of Musical Arts and a PhD in Acoustical Physics from Stanford University. He has composed and conducted both his own and others’ contemporary and classical music in the U.S. and Europe.
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The Wilderness Of North
Red Eyed Dancing Dog, is a music score in the shape of our dog, jumping in the air.
The House of Symphonies
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The Wilderness Of North
The House of Symphonies
Christopher Lantz's Abstract Paintings
Christopher Lantz’s abstract paintings represent his feelings about the world around him, news events, and family relationships. Each piece in this collection is worked on over time, with emotions and colors readdressed to evoke the intended feeling from the painting.
The Power of Colors
Colors can have a significant impact on our emotions and mood. Here’s a quick overview of how different colors are commonly associated with various emotions:
• Red: Linked to passion, energy, and excitement. It can also evoke feelings of danger or urgency.
• Blue: Known for its calming and serene effects. It can also represent sadness or tranquility.
• Green: Associated with nature, growth, and harmony. It can promote a sense of balance and calm.
• Yellow: Represents happiness, positivity, and energy. It can also stimulate mental activity and creativity.
• Purple: Linked to spirituality, luxury, and creativity. It can evoke feelings of calm and introspection.
• Orange: Known for its warmth, enthusiasm, and friendliness. It can also stimulate appetite and social interaction.
• Pink: Associated with love, compassion, and playfulness. It can evoke feelings of warmth and comfort.
• Black: Represents sophistication, elegance, and mystery. It can also evoke feelings of power and control.
• White: Known for its purity, simplicity, and cleanliness. It can promote a sense of peace and clarity.
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