Zak Kirwin:
I don't rightly know what happens when I make art. I am going to for safety's sake include everything creative and without practical application into the category art. I think for myself I lose for a moment that tugging sensation that concrete issues of survival or impossible situations put on my heart. It's like I am leaving behind more frustrating, or at least more senseless, problems and am going back to an old knotted ball of twine that I have been working at untangling for years. I know many aspects of it, but am still mystified, but always excited to find a new route to begin untangling. Thats one facet, though, I would say, and many more exist, many contradictory in nature. I think that perhaps I just love exposing my brain and imagination to the harsh air of reality, just to see what results. As far as making money for art, i don't think it illigitimate at all, nor do I think I will never do it, I just believe it will always be far inferior to that which is made for no reason at all, or that which is made as a gift. that's where its at, but that won't feed you. ooooh what a crux! Thanks for giving me the chance to pontificate pretentiously! Hope you are doing well, and would enjoy a true "catch up" email. word. peace. song. Food.
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