My Interpretation of Reality
We shouldn't be qualified just for our money, for our belongings, or for our family background, but for what we in really do. I see and I know personally many people who never had opportunity to go to an Art School, if we give a pencil and a piece of paper to them, they draw perfect lines, what sometimes take our breath away for such amazing results! "They never could be accepted in a Museum, because they never have been in a Gallery, so they will never have Fame, they will never make MONEY!!! It's sad but some people still thinking in this way, and the worst thing is, the people who think in this way are the ones who command our lives! That's why lots of Artists still being unknown now and forever! But because I am a person who never quite to live my dreams "here I am"... Is the way I feel, is what I want to do... Is what I like to do. I want to show to the other people what I can do. "Creating Poems, tracing the letters using colours and shapes. Singing loud words with my Drawings and Paintings." What I am always telling to the people around me, the world nowadays is a material world, what makes the people forget to give value to the other people feelings and expressions. The Abstract Art "appeared" after the Industrial Revolution, after the people start to give importance to the objects, to the number! The sense of Beauty and Perfection disappeared! The people just want to do money from anything, and in the quickest possible way! So, no time to waste drawing a perfect face, a couple of ordinary lines are enough to represent it. Time its money! The Photograph isn't Art for me too, it’s a complement, what we can use to make Art, but I never could call it Art by itself! Now, I do a question to you, each value the Classics have in all of it, for example, Michelangelo Buonarroti who painted the Sistine Chapel ceiling, Vatican, Rome; Claude Monet, who explored his fascination with the light, showing it to us in a perfect way? That is what I call Art! As the Artist Tiana Fair, other Member of the Wrexham Stuckists, I say through my College and Arts Course years, "I tried to get across the idea that a true Artist should be able to paint and draw well before attempting "abstract" work, otherwise anyone can call themselves an Artist, but this did not go down too well." I am a Fantasy Romantic Artist, but my work is of a Realistic Nature. I put the cold real world aside...and I can concentrate in the life that truly really matter to me, the real life of my imagination. &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& My CV Born in 1979, Oeiras, Lisbon, Portugal. From 1997 to 2001 I gained good qualifications. The British Embassy in Lisbon, Portugal, approved in compliance with the order recorded in the application filled of the Administrative Services from the Portuguese Education Ministry, I am qualified with "A" Levels of the Arts and Crafts Technological Course. I am enthusiastic, energetic, with solid qualifications, and a comprehensive skill-set achieved by work experience in environments demanding self-motivation and a focused approach (Sales, Promotions, Cashier, Marketing, Computers). Responsible, who is always keen to learn new skills to make efficient use of, what I already have been studying, and resources available; able to communicate at all levels, either to individual or a group. Bilingual, Portuguese and English. Portuguese is my first Language, and English my second. Familiar with Italian, French and Spanish Languages. While attending School and College in Portugal, I have been studying 7 years of English and 3 years of French. Apart of that, I studied in a private English School in Portugal/ Home English Course- Oxford University. In Brittan while working I have been studying and I achieved Certificates for: City and Guilds, NVQ level 2 in Food and Drink Manufacturing Operations; City and Guilds, NVQ level 1 Key Skills in Communication (2004); City and Guilds, NVQ level 1 Key Skills in Application of Number (2004); Health and Safety; Foundation in Food Hygiene.
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