Thoughts on the Brush

W e constantly make choices that determine our path. These choices, and the emotions that accompany them,manifest themselves inmysterious, abstract ways. These abstractmanifestations become concrete through the act of creating. Each movement we make takes the abstract sensibilities and gives them a visual representation. The brush has the unique ability to record even the most minute movement and provide a definition or journal for our abstract self. The memory can be overloaded by day-to-day stresses and complexities. Without a visual or concrete definition of our abstract self, tracking our unique inner pattern becomes more difficult. It is helpful to learn our own inner language in order to navigate our own minds and the physical world.