Art is an experience framed off from the everyday, that elevates into the extra-ordinary, that makes our hair stand on end, and generates knowledges, stories, and Worlds, and must be accessible to all as experience and not only be about form, things, and objects. Art makes space for spaciousness: an invitation to a collective state of consciousness.
Art is anti-individual and is there for everyone. It’s up to artists to open more space for that. To quit gobbling up the edges and sectioning things off—creating distinctions where there are no distinctions. Opening to that possibility has changed my experience of art and the life that encompasses it.
Art opens Worlds, Worlds that we can fall into and imagine and experience otherwise—other futures, pain, and hope. Art is a revelation that can only be known in its unfolding.