Influences

Influences

Fields Of Study

Geometry, History, Literature, Mathematics, Multiculturalism, Philosophy, Politics, Religion, Science, Sociology, Spirituality

Influential Topics

Animalia, Buddhism, Dreams, Environmentalism, Feminism, Folklore, Patterns, Psychedelia, Nature, Realism, Space, Occultism, Surrealism, Synesthesia, Taoism, Vintage

Thinkers & Doers Influencing Creators
Friedrich Nietzsche
Philosopher, Poet, Composer
Germany
Carl Jung
Psychologist, Philosopher
Switzerland
Karl Marx
Philosopher, Economist
Germany
Alejandro Jodorowsky
Filmmaker, Writer
Chile
William S. Burroughs
Writer, Poet
United States
John Cage
Composer, Music Theorist
United States
Ingmar Bergman
Filmmaker, Writer
Sweden
Salvador Dali
Painter, Writer
Spain
Nikola Tesla
Engineer, Scientist
Serbia
Hayao Miyazaki
Filmmaker, Animator
Japan
Daft Punk
Electronic Musicians
France
Dante Alighieri
Writer, Poet, Philosopher
Italy
Andy Goldsworthy
Sculptor, Photographer
England
Nick Cave
Sculptor, Performance Artist
United States
Banksy
Street Artist, Political Activist
England
Andy Warhol
Painter, Filmmaker
United States
Bjork
Musician, Artist, Actress
Iceland
Wu-Tang Clan
Hip-Hop Musicians
United States
Lil Wayne
Hip-Hop Musician
United States
Albert Einstein
Science, Physicist
Germany
James Joyce
Writer, Poet
Ireland
Hermann Hesse
Writer, Poet, Painter
Germany, Switzerland
William Blake
Writer, Poet, Printmaker
England
Ernest Hemingway
Writer, Journalist
United States
Joseph Campbell
Mythologist, Writer
United States
Haruki Murakami
Writer, Translator
Japan
Hunter S. Thompson
Writer, Journalist
United States
Pablo Picasso
Painter, Sculptor
Spain
Max Ernst
Painter, Sculptor, Poet
Germany
Richard Dawkins
Scientist, Biologist
England
Terence McKenna
Philosopher, Writer
United States, Ireland
Alice In Wonderland
Novel, Film
England
Using data we’ve collected from musicians, artists, and filmmakers, this section draws parallels between works of art and the creative influences — pulled from music, art, film, literature, philosophy, and science — which inspire their creators.

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