The video I want to create is ambivalent, encouraging viewers to immerse themselves, contemplate, and wrestle with their thoughts. I would like to introduce a series that I have been producing with such intentions.
Please, take a look.
https://t.co/jTG68XBztx
I want to create art using video, but I feel that it's not quite cinema. As a personal means of expression, platforms like TikTok come to mind, but there, I cannot find the sublime, beautiful art that I seek, akin to paintings and classical music.
Is it possible that video and art are fundamentally incompatible? However, contrary to that thought, the demand for video as advertising and media continues to grow. Many people are watching videos, but this is only from a commercial perspective, not as a form of expression.
"To truly see, to think, to act," you say,
Is not just acceptance of the day-to-day.
To ponder why things are as they appear,
Why such thoughts and ideas are here.
To live a life, from one's own mind's spring,
Is to dance to the tune that one's thoughts sing.
In thought, it seems, yet often I am not,
Are these my own, or echoes I've been taught?
Doubt plagues my mind, and confidence does sway,
Is this my truth, or just some hearsay?
Still, to recount how I've come to think this way,
Feels a must, I dare say.
Your work will be inscribed on the blockchain. It becomes a historical record of your work. With such a romantic mechanism, why don't all artists #NFT their works? I wonder.
Art is deposited and exhibited in museums. #NFT does it on the Internet; even if you buy NFT and it becomes private property, it is also public property because it is published as an inventory that cannot be tampered with. This is socially valuable.
It is a pity that #NFT art is all about marketing and we can't see the artist's thoughts, just a repeated reduction and reproduction. I would like to buy something more out of the box, something artistic, something that I can feel the artist's strong feelings.