The in-between place.
The place of not knowing what's next.
Can be rather un-nerving.
Can also be an opening.
I arrived at the studio with too many things in my hands.
Too many projects, so, nothing gets done.
What do I want to do with my one precious life?
How do I want to spend my time?
If I am an artist, am I addressing a worldly concern/issue?
In my art?
Or, am I just self-centered?
I’ve been told my ticket into the art world is with the plastic vessels. They are cool and are about transformation. But, I just don’t want to spend my days and nights crocheting. This one precious life.
O.k, so, what kind of art do you want to make?
Do I make art that pleases me?
Do I make art for a theme of a specific show?
Do I make art for others?
Who am I?
Do I just figure it out, or find the best job I can find, stomach and handle, for a paycheck?
And let art fall by the wayside, or make art pieces that feed my soul?
What I’ve also learned about myself is, I must have a large desk in which to spread things out on. I need a comfy chair in which to sit and read and contemplate in. I need natural light.
It’s hard for me to work when there is chaos, or when I just have stuff piled on top of one another and have no idea what is in each pile.
I spend way too much time going through piles of things, trying to find a home for each thing.
Excuses excuses, but, I need to know what supplies I have, and what ideas are floating around in the space. (Both the internal and external.)
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