There's something about today. An essence of beauty that is silent. Maybe it's because when I woke up I read the first 20 pages of A NEW EARTH, for the trillionth time. I can't help it, it gives me a certain passion afterwards. An unstoppable passion. It made me realize my certainty of a personal life goal: to make an impact. That's all I want. To have a rightful influence on the surrounding people that I love.
So today's topic is transformation, which is the concept of my new project in my Fibers studio class. I chose to pick an inner transformation--a normal state of mind transitioning into a shift in consciousness. The idea of awareness wholly derives from this book I'm consumed in, which I think is great because, if for some reason I lack in motivation, I can go to the book for a little pick me up. The materials I'm using are everyday things-found objects. So far I've got, aluminum foil, cereal boxes, and uhaul boxes. A soon to be addition is tape. BTW, I'm making flowers from all of this. I've also noticed the transformation aspect being shown through the alteration of material to be used in an innovative way. It's a key to my concept. Flowers representing that blooming of awareness, a new level of being. We must learn from the floral species. I envision a wall to be covered, an installation. I have less than four weeks, can I even come close to accomplishing this? I figure if I keep this end result as a vision, it's at least in reach. If time permits.
Have I mentioned the next couple weeks will be jam packed? I plan to not even take a breath until November 5th-which is critique day. But if this feeling that I have inside of me continues, I won't care. This feeling I have is riveting-a thirst, a hunger, an addiction just to live to my full potential.
Thank you blog for being a place to release, most of the time I solely come on here so I can figure out my thoughts and sort the mess that they're in, as if this is a file for my reflections. And thank YOU for reading. I think I shall post art projects on here more often. If you have any suggestions, materials I should use, want to challenge me in using a material, holla.