I Think That Art Is Supposed To

Artists Are The People That No Matter What, Pick Up The Pen, Pick Up A Paintbrush. They Take The Time To Translate What Is Happening To Create Something That Resonates Deeply With The Rest Of The People That Are Caught In The Middle Of Their Own Reality.

They Say That Art Should Stand The Test Of Time. Life Lasts A Limited Amount Of Time. Mountains And Trees And Earth Will Outlive Human Beings, But We Don't Know If They Will Be Here Always. Art Does Outlast The Life Span Of Its Maker. Art Should Communicate To An Increasing Circle Of Strangers-people Who Do Not Know The Artist, But Come To Know The Work, And Through The Work, Come To Know Something About The Humanity Of The Artist That Rings With Their Own Humanity.

Friendship Is A Wildly Underrated Medication.

The Individuals Inside Are Frequently Fighting That Their Individual Voices Be Heard, While The Walls Of The Place, Which Are The Mask, And The Perception, Are Reluctant To Give Over To The Voices Of The Individuals. Those In The Margins Are Always Trying To Get To The Center, And Those At The Center, Frequently In The Name Of Tradition, Are Trying To Keep The Margins At A Distance. Part Of The Identity Of A Place Is The Tension Between Those In The Margins, And Those In The Center, And They All Live Behind The Walls Which Wear The Tradition.

I Think What I Am Is A "convener"; I Like To Convene People Around Ideas.