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Vincent Broquaire: Cosmogology, 2014

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Jarek Puczel born 1965 is a Polish contemporary artist who received his MA from the University of Warsaw in 1990. He approaches his work with the idea that life is a movie or a game of illusion and the world is a playground where different realities play with one another. Puczel catches the calmness of apparently simple and unspectacular situations with an impressive modesty and apparent ease. He creates an interesting and tense moment, which we can neither escape nor interpret appropriately. Artist lives in Olsztyn, Poland.

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80 DAYS ago, I might have said, “This photo is dope, cause I love blue.” Now I know, this piece is a representation of how people and our environment react when a natural disaster strikes.

**NOT MY PICTURE: CREDIT TO Frederik Heyman**

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Beautiful

I appreciate true beauty, beauty can come in the form of a dancers movements, the way a sculptors work becomes perfectly round, or the emotion in the eyes of a subject being photographed. I truly believe, there is no ugly in the world and everything or one is beautiful in their own way.

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Fine Art

Yes, my chosen form of Art is Theatre, but that doesn't mean my messages don't apply to every other discipline. In my attempt to become a more learned man, I am constantly checking out artists and seeing the description behind their work. This includes, painters, photographers, sculptors, dancers, and many other distinct disciplines.

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80 DAYS

If you had asked me 80 Days ago, “What is your definition of success?” I would have told you, “I want to inspire people, my biggest accomplishment would be making someone happy through art because when I was down, art was always there for me.”

Today, although art was always the thing that kept me going when I was younger, I think my idea of success is taking art and putting meaning behind it. I have been lucky enough to be blessed with the opportunity to create art that has a deeper meaning than a few laughs and smiles. You bet your ass I am going to be putting it to use.

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Anger

My biggest hope from any form of Fine Art I produce, is that I can anger some people. By making a patron angry, you're opening them up to realizing the issue you're trying to convey. Hopefully, the idea will resonate with them long after viewing your work so they can make a change even on a small scale.

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Jerzy Grotowski.  

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Love the art in yourself and not yourself in the art.

Constantin Stanislavski (via thingsandschemes)

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The greatest wisdom is to realize one’s lack of it.

Constantin Stanislavski (via infamoussayings)

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Love the art in yourself and not yourself in the art.

Constantin Stanislavski (via infamoussayings)

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The truly beautiful does not fear what is ugly.

Constantin Stanislavski  (via wordsnquotes)

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“Fiction is the lie through which we tell the truth.”

Albert Camus (via farrokhnazerian)

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Kazuo Ohno  1906 - 2010 

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Forgotten TRENDS

Supposing you have read my previous post, I want you to also keep in my the word “Success”. Seven letters combine to form a word that is interpreted differently to every human on this planet. To some, success is making profit and appeasing everyone. To some, success is about nothing but conveying your message through the art, and possibly angering people. In order for you to really view yourself, you need to know how you define success.