Exposed!
Insecurities and what to do about them.
I have some very flowery and grandiose language here and the most pretentious nonsense images too. Two things.
First is that sincerity can be fawning and keen to do well, but I’m trying to say something positive about our existence. Despite the obvious suffering, life is meaningful and worth it. That’s my thesis.
Second is that I try much harder now to stay away from absolute statements, unless fully and completely warranted.
Maybe the artwork is about ambiguity and the search for meaning. Thus the grandiosity! Huzzah.
My illustrated essays, notes and other such works do have a clear subject, and I’ve tried to express only what is clear, terse and simple.