Making True Art means diving headfirst into the Unnown daily, even when it gets daunting. And the same applies to living a True Life.
Creativity is one of the most potent forces that humans can harness. It's our innate superpower, capable of altering the course of history and transforming individual lives.
Creativity serves as our connection to the Universe and to God—an infinite source of energy, inspiration, and motivation. It can also be our guiding light in life.
Since embracing the power of creativity, I've approached life as one grand creative act: exploring, experiencing, experimenting, discovering, letting go, and delving deeper into the unknown. Creativity has left such a profound mark on my human and spiritual journeys that I now believe it to be the most compelling way to navigate life itself.
Creativity, too, is a journey—an exploration. The more we embrace it, the better we come to understand its depths. And the more we comprehend it, the more we can unleash its power and relish its fruits.
My creative journey is guided by a simple yet profound question: What new discoveries await me today through creative expression?
Making True Art means diving headfirst into the Unnown daily, even when it gets daunting. And the same applies to living a True Life.
It's astonishing how much art can bring into our lives, allowing us to connect with and explore our spiritual side
Making the right choices in life is as hard as determining if an abstract painting is finished: the only way is to embark on the lonely journey of self-exploration
I've made my choice: I want to be remembered as an artist, not an art teacher or a businessperson. Am I still on time to change direction?
Through abstract art and meditation, I unintentionally ventured into the realm of the Devil, sparking a profound conversation that challenged my notions of good and evil.