I am passionate about creating art and incorporating the stories of our past into our everyday life. I don't believe that the arts should be something rare that we have to travel across the country or the world to go to a museum just to see something beautiful or feel something when we look around us. Art should be everywhere, in everyday objects and spaces.

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Whatever type of art you enjoy, go pursue it. Create it, buy it, support artists and let it remind us that life has meaning and purpose far beyond just making money and going to work. I want my children to grow up in a world filled with beauty where everything they see is an opportunity to be creative and solve problems.

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Art can be used to heal from traumatic experiences or to take complicated historical stories and explain them in ways that would otherwise be lost. I feel very strongly that we can change the world if we learn to value the arts as much as we value typical left-brained talents. They are equally valuable, and are even better when the two are combined into a cohesive functional and gorgeous creation.

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We lost something along the way, we move to fast and want instant results. Because of this, the quality of everything has suffered greatly. Imagine if we lived in a world where every building was built to last thousands of years and are so intricate that you could spend hours looking at the walls and the floor and ceiling, tracing your fingers along the carvings of the handrails on the stairs. Pillars that spin freely and are intricately carved like the pillars in the complex of Chennakesava Temple in Belur, Karnataka, India. Wouldn't it be beautiful if we got that back? An equal love for functional performance, and beauty.

 

Don't let your life be filled with neutral colored walls that suck the life away from you.

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All proceeds from sales or funds donated will allow me to continue to create content that helps spread this message to the world. Let's work together to teach the next generation to recognize beauty in everything they see, and to turn hardships and complication into something that brings comfort and love rather than just a reminder of pain.

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Let's try to leave the world a cleaner, safer, and more beautiful place than the one we entered.

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Love to all my supporters,

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Chej