Reflection
When Art Gets Seized
Art is never seized in silence. Every removal leaves behind a trace — not only on the wall, but on the culture that demanded it.
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Why Repeat Symbols?
Symbols don’t repeat; they articulate.
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Irregularity is grounding
A gestural background grounds.
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Falling Into Silver
Stark makes modern.
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Small Paintings, Big Weight — Heavy on Presence, Not on the Scale
6x6 acrylic paintings, under 11 oz shipped, that carry big weight in modern wall art—small but bold, textured works with presence far beyond their size.
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Pass the Thousand Cuts
You reach the next level when the cycle of small abuses is no longer part of your life—and you feel no regret for having left it behind.
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Finding Where You Fit (Without Shrinking Yourself to Fit In)
Here are some tips for choosing the right communities without self-erasing, over-adapting, or falling into the wrong crowd out of loneliness.
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How to Be More Liked (or Even Loved): Pick Your Poison
Being liked is a performance. You can fake it, fund it, or actually earn it.
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The Peace of Acceptance
Acceptance isn’t about giving up—it’s about conserving energy for what actually matters, making peace with reality, and sidestepping unnecessary suffering.
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Distinguishing bullshit
To discern truth from deception, prioritize observing actions over merely listening to words—actions reveal true intentions.
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The Middle Way
In a world that often swings between extremes, the Middle Way offers a pragmatic, balanced approach to navigating life with clarity, resilience, and a touch of realism—and it does not have to be a religious thing.
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The Loneliness Epidemic: Is Company Always the Cure?
As more people retreat from unkind environments and draining relationships, loneliness isn’t just an epidemic—it reflects how we navigate connection, strategy, and self-awareness in a world where goodwill is increasingly rare.
