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Thoughts of Infinity (2025)

Abstract painter James Howell has created over 400 works composed entirely of varying shades of gray. For Howell, gray embodies the 'in-between' space of both color and existence. His paintings reflect not only his technical skill but also a deep, meditative spirit that permeates this documentary, exploring ideas of Taoism, meditation, and Howell’s relationship with public perception.
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Abstract painter James Howell has created over 400 works composed entirely of varying shades of gray. For Howell, gray embodies the 'in-between' space of both color and existence. His paintings reflect not only his technical skill but also a deep, meditative spirit that permeates this documentary, exploring ideas of Taoism, meditation, and Howell’s relationship with public perception.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Halina Dyrschka
Written By:Halina Dyrschka
In Theaters:10/5/2025
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Runtime:81 minutes
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