Plenty of you might ask if an artist's mood can affect a work of art.
Moods DO affect an artist's work, so when you meditate and start to think about things, artists usually express them in their works . . . like these artworks that I did.
Entitled "Every Beautiful Thing, this artwork was made during my meditation. I used to think about what my dad told me about having beautiful things in possession, both physically and psychologically. During on the hospital bed, two days before he died, he left me with plenty of things that I need to do in the future without him (in which he said that he needs to tell it, just in case if he can't make it to my graduation on the sixth grade.
I told him that I might have the last position of honors during the graduation. He smiled and patted my head that he had been so proud of me, in spite of him disciplining me with different kind. Then he told me these words . . .
"I know I've been so hard on making you grow up into someone who was having emotional baggage. I know it was indeed my fault, but you forgive me right?"
I just nodded and hugged him.
"Thank you . . . April . . . Truly, every beautiful thing comes up the kind of pain"
Entitled "Solemnity", I did this on my meditation after I visited my Alma Mater two weeks ago.
I did sit on the swing I usually sit on before, and I realized . . . It has been a long time that I never sat on it. There comes solemnity when the class started that afternoon. As the rain falls in my head, looking on my shoes, I begin to think how did I survive high school with all those bullying and everything. I just cracked a smile and take a shelter after.
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