Ten Curiosities
1. Is it possible to feel so passionately about somewhere when art is being contemplated there?
2. When will I feel like I’m making progress in my artistry?
3. Will I be constantly evolving artistically?
4. How do I know when I have made art that isn’t cliché or overdone?
5. When will I be able to look at everything with a new, more creative perspective?
6. Will my art directly reflect who I am as an individual?
7. What philosophy will I fall into during my Trek03?
8. Does music really heighten an artistic experience like our Treks?
9. When do I feel like I’ve accomplished something artistically?
10. When will my art start to stimulate me into making me see things differently?
2. When will I feel like I’m making progress in my artistry?
3. Will I be constantly evolving artistically?
4. How do I know when I have made art that isn’t cliché or overdone?
5. When will I be able to look at everything with a new, more creative perspective?
6. Will my art directly reflect who I am as an individual?
7. What philosophy will I fall into during my Trek03?
8. Does music really heighten an artistic experience like our Treks?
9. When do I feel like I’ve accomplished something artistically?
10. When will my art start to stimulate me into making me see things differently?
posted by Kelly Anderson at 1:20 PM
1 Comments:
Many of your curiosities focus a bit too much on where you are as an artist, how you want to develop, instead of getting fixated on trying to place yourself - engage with the world around you! the only way one could even begin to achieve what they set out to do would be to make your world smaller - find specific objects, light, ideas, people, etc.. that you find interesting. And try to find questions that are specific to the things that intrigue, scare, excite you.
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