visualization of dissent
Almost evertyhing in life inspires me; to either start, keep on advancing, or go beyond the normal of the things I do. I revolve gracefully around art, and standing firmly on my beliefs of equality, happiness, and process of betterment in humanity. Incoherent or immature sometime it may be, it tells where I am at the moment of the action.
I struggle for a lot of things, on new and old concepts. Not necessarily whatever works, but often as a trial and error of defining the best way to achieve the end.
I come up with a surreal way of love, that trascends slowly, interlocking and emerge itself with passion and logic. They blur each other out, to the point of creating a new picture. An image of new definition, that constantly recreating newer and newer visions.
I look upward at 45 degree and move forward, hoping the cloud will shade the earth and keep the rain to a minimum. I want to move, analyze, criticize, understand why we are angry or happy. And I want to draw the line to acknowledge that differences exist, but is no excuse as a barrier to not have each other.
I want to share the love. I want to voice my dissent against the ongoing commercialization, privatization, and homogenization of cultural diversities and ways to express the struggle for a better collective society.
I want to share the love through the senses where people would understand that I’m not here to judge, but to collect the thoughts and share their tears of un/happiness, so that I could understand where to start again.
I want to share my love with those who live for a constant struggle for a better world.
I want to understand.
October 17th, 2006 at 1:02 am
yeah:)
October 17th, 2006 at 2:27 am
aawww. do so.
October 19th, 2006 at 6:22 am
“In my view, humanism relies on reason and compassion. Reason guides our attempt to understand the world about us. Both reason and compassion guide our efforts to apply that knowledge ethically, to understand other people, and have ethical relationships with other people.”
- Molleen Matsumura
