Art Taught Me Who I Really Am

Added: 2026-05-25

[00:00:00]Everyone welcome. Since I did my live streaming about artwork, I would love to talk about the the way of life with the paintings. Yeah. So how we all can relate to. So I will analyze a little bit about that and why and how you can relate with me as well. And it's been a great journey in my life. So sometimes people think Yeah. people think is that art is only about making something beautiful. Yeah. With the colors and designing and textures, right? But for many artists, art became a way way to survive.

[00:00:41]The way to survive emotions, memories, loneliness. Yeah. Yeah. And then healing and hope. I know. So it's more than what I thought about that too in the past but it that's how it is. So when I was younger I loved painting after school. I think I did tell you before.

[00:01:07]So for years I practiced quietly simply because I made my heart feel alive. Then life became so busy. After a while the respons my responsibilities came and the time passed and so sometime somewhere along the way I stopped painting for many years but sometimes you know um but something yeah something beautiful happened later after in my life I realized art never truly loved me. It was still living quietly inside of me and waiting patiently for me to return. So I picked up the brush again. And then when I did, it felt like reconnecting with a part of my soul that I had missed for a very long time. And one artist who inspired me deeply was Bob Ross. I think I did mention that before as well. So watching him part paint peaceful landscape taught me patience and peace and detail that our beautiful landscape that he was doing that on TV right so he painted with the gentleness and he made mistakes but Phil felt beautiful that's what he said too right he wants to say this is what he said that there are no mistakes only happy accidents Yeah, I think so too. And I think life is very much like that too. Sometimes the broken moments and the the unexpected unexpected moments, right? Yeah. The painful seasons become part of the masterpiece we are becoming, right? Another artist who inspired me is Vincent Van Go. Yeah. During his lifetime he sold almost no paintings.

[00:03:18]People did not fully understand his work. So but today the world sim sees the emotion honesty and in humanity inside his paintings.

[00:03:33]Right? So his story reminds us of something important.

[00:03:39]Do not give up on your gift. All right.

[00:03:42]gift simply because recognition takes time. Sometimes the world catches up later what your soul already knew to remind everyone of something. You do not need to be perfect to create something meaningful. You do not need expensive supplies. You do not need permission.

[00:04:08]Yeah. Yeah. You do not need to compare yourself to anyone. anyone else's is what matters most is that your heart we heal ourselves too. I want you to know sometimes you know a painting is just not not a painting. Sometimes it becomes a prayer a memory a cry for hope. Yeah.

[00:04:34]Yes. And or a quiet reminder that we are still alive inside. Yeah. Every painting holds a silent conversation between the artist and the soul.

[00:04:47]See all of that if you can feel and understand or what is about the art, what meaning behind the people that who are so passionate about artwork and living their dream. So that is why and we can all relate to that, right? Yeah.

[00:05:10]wants to enjoy your time discovering your hidden talent. Plus, you may be the next famous artist.

[00:05:19]You never know. So, discover your own gift and talents. Just I'm challenging you and encouraging you to try new hobby if you have never done that in the past.

[00:05:30]Have a great time. And that's how it started with me too, right? Yeah. So, enjoy your journey. Thank you for listening and watching.

[00:05:41]I'll talk to you later. Bye bye.