Showing posts with label ladybug. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ladybug. Show all posts

December 19, 2009

Fast Art.


Someone said my art is like fast-food: it is a reflection of the times we live, you can consumme it right away and it answers the need to have it here and now.
I am not sure whether they wanted to be mean or they projected their own issues in this opinnion, but in fact this statement is not so bad.
As I was browsing through a 20th century art album I could see that each painter was very adapted to social and political events of the time. So each art declaration was a message that not only reflected the needs of that time but added a very personal view of the matter.

So if my art is really seen as a mirror for present it means I succeeded in showing my message: in these times, allow yourself to be wrong from time to time, allow playing into your life and what is most important always turn to yourself.
Without turning it into theory, I believe time has tightened these days, meditation and relaxation are not a habit anymore so we need to get our ideas fast, feel and live them quick instead. We need powerful messages instead of elaborate compositions.
What about you? Do you get your thrills from art meditating or do you feel the need to climax right away?

October 28, 2009

ON playing.


This month's issue of ON magazine reveals beautiful people and their playing feeling and feeling playing. Sandra wears In Wonderland t-shirt on the cover and I am so happy to be among such authentic free spirits.

In a world of must do and must be, we always have our we can do anything inner wonderworld.

February 10, 2009

In Wonderland...


... you can do whatever you want to do, you can be whatever you want to be. Just like in real life, not everything is what it seems to be and you've got to keep your mind open and make the best decisions for you. I'm sure everyone has their own version of Lewis Caroll's story and understands it differently. That's the beauty of it: we're all unique in our dreams, our hopes and in our beliefs.
I particulary liked the ending, when one realises that real life was good in the first place and decides to try to cope and make the best of it. What do you think?

February 2, 2008