Art Through My Mind

"Art and creativity has long been the bonding, universal language of the world throughout all time, and will continue to be in the future."
jettAV8R

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Nature is a wonderful place to be, which also means that this world is a spectacular place to be. Art has been around for thousands of years, and there is no doubt about how interesting this is. Creativity has long been a part of our culture as human beings. People have integrated art into their daily modes of communication and self expression for many, many years.

Art has a special connection to my soul in a sense that I am able to express myself. I love to write, but I also love art equally as much. There is some sort of a connection with myself and the piece that I feel. I love to use means of creativity to display my thoughts and feelings. Art is meant to connect all of us together in a sense of understanding.

Aspects of art are all around us, which means that creativity is surrounding us. The beauty of art, in my opinion, can be found right in nature. The aspects of nature are so breathtaking. Each tree, plant, bug, and animal creates the big picture. I love to use nature as my very own inspiration source.

"Creativity takes courage."
-Henri Matisse

Art comes from within the soul, not the medium itself. This is why each piece of work has a deep meaning and a sense of connection. The uniqueness of this world is what's the best thing about being here. Without that, the world would be the same: repetition. Whether it is a painting, drawing, sculpture, or a photo, everything has a story. All art tells a story and holds a deep purpose. This is how everything is intended to be: with purpose.

Everything is beautiful in its own way, and art proves just that. I truly believe that both the beauty and nature go hand and hand. I have long looked towards the sky, nature, and plants for inspiration. Through creativity, I have been able to connect with nature and I have been able to inspire others to do the same.

"Art will never be able to exist without nature."
-Pierre Bonnard