In a world where black-and-white thinking has reached unprecedented levels, it takes extraordinary courage to be your colorful self.
It’s courageous because the barrage of screaming headlines and talk show hosts tripping over each other can easily trigger a primary reaction—at least for me. Anger, a sense of injustice, fear, the urge to take to the barricades, to assert my voice, to want to escape… before you know it, you’re at war.
But the goal is not to fight, but to liberate.
Staying out of that, not getting dragged down by the fear circus around you, is truly next level. It’s about returning to your core, freeing yourself from frameworks, unwritten rules, and judgments, so you can truly feel what is right for you.
It’s about peeling away your own layers of protection, letting your unique creations flow into the world with pride, and sweeping away duality with your color palette.
What would that look like?
The power of authenticity.
For me, when words fall short, art becomes infinite. I use abstract forms and color to make tangible what is difficult to explain.
For me, this painting—B-YOU—is an ode to everyone who brings their unique self into the world. The brave ones, the crazy ones who dare to rise above black-and-white thinking. Those who, with their colorful personalities and quirky talents, make an unprecedented impact on us as a whole.
This is the energy of the future.
