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art, craft, freedom, liberation, museum, ordinary life, salvation, soul, talent
What is your art? It amuses me to hear people say they don’t have any talent or that they’re not good in anything.
“Care of the Soul requires craft.
To live with a high degree of artfulness
means to attend to the small things
that keep the soul engaged in whatever we are doing
And it is the very heart of soul-making.”
Art, as language of the soul, nurtures the soul.
Thus it should be in our every day.
“The fine arts are elevated and set apart from life,
becoming too precious and therefore irrelevant.
Having banished art to the museum,
we fail to give it a place in ordinary life.”
My art is in people. I like seeing them grow and I’m a believer of change and progress. Seeing through and being seen, that’s when I am most connected to the world, in my very sense of destiny. People when they bloom, for me is the most beautiful that art has ever known.
Art that is not contained in movement, in rhythm, in color, texture and shape, in emotions and still moments — what is your art?
This is what Hey Artist is all about. Focus on your craft, enrich your talent, nurture your soul, and work out your own salvation.