“If you ask me what I came to do in this world, I, an artist, will answer you: I am here to live out loud” – quoted by Emile Zola. My path, my life is connected to the pursuit of visual arts. The special part about being in this field is that art makes and builds you as you grow up. Artists are visionaries, as an artists seeking what’s around me and applying it to my talent is the greatest feeling in the world. It’s routinely practicing a form of faith, seeing clearly and moving toward a creative goal that shimmers in the distance. It may often be visible to us, but invisible to those around us. Observing nature and people you put it all together like a puzzle and put it down just as you would write your dreams. Being an artist is a special …show more content…
It speaks through my feelings and it speaks through my experiences. Through my experiences I was able to enjoy nature more by drawing it. I was able to observe people’s emotions by drawing them. I might not be angry but my art shows an emotion that was visualized in my mind. This has made me relate to pictures, stories, and major impacts in my life. Even though I don’t express it verbally I’m able to express it physically through material. Having paper and tools has been a magical practice that I have learned to achieve high skill in. Having these tools has allowed me to express the art that is my voice. Art is so important because it allows me not to limit myself since I come from New York to Washington D.C and I was able to use my art experience from New York to my new location and see the influences that art has in D.C. Based on observations, I say that the art in New York is more imagination an artist mind and global culture but, in Washington D.C it’s more cultural by telling stories of history. Art has played an eternal development on the evolution of my life. Art has influenced my soul, feelings, and moral values. Art makes us think of the sense of life, how people must live, what is ideal of beauty, what is love, and infinite