Me encantan tus videos. No tienes necesidad de cubrirte con miles de materiales para inspirar con tú pensamiento, belleza ... porque eres muy linda ! Muy natural en lo sencillo está la belleza 👩🏼🎨🎨🖌🌠💕
¡muchísimas gracias por tu comentario tan bonito! 🥰 qué lindas palabras, me llenan de alegría. tienes toda la razón, en lo sencillo está la verdadera belleza, y me encanta poder compartir este espacio de forma natural. ¡te agradezco mucho por tu apoyo y por tomarte el tiempo de escribir! ❤️ sending love
Excellent vlog! I don’t necessarily rely on social media, but I love having amuse, and I also enjoy going to galleries. And I’m just in a town right now or we don’t have those things, well we do, but there’s only one of those things. 😂 I think what keeps me from creativity is my work. I am in a research environment, and not a creative environment. So when I start talking, I don’t sound like everybody else I’m talking about art, poetry, architecture, and everybody else is talking about their research. So when I finish with my doctorate, I’ve decided I’m not going into research. I’m going into filmmaking because I need my muse and I need my creativity! I would love to know the story behind the goats! They are bad ass! And I really appreciate your talks to us! Thank you and I hope you have a fantastic week! And last week I misspelled Wynwood! Check it out! It’s my old art community in Miami that has now turned into a tourist trap 😂
thank you so much for your kind words😊. it sounds like you have such a rich and creative soul, even in a research-heavy environment. starting this channel has really helped me feel like i have an outlet to express myself creatively because i feel the same way about like no one really understanding what i'm saying, especially in a work environment. i recommend it in the meantime! that's amazing that you are thinking of going into filmmaking instead of research. most people stay on the path they've been on because they fear the "sunken cost" of changing their mind, so i admire your courage - and i'll definitely be on the look out for your projects if you ever make them public! i love the goats! thank you🥰 they have definitely been inspiring me lately, i'll make sure i talk about why in the next one. i love how connected you still feel to the art world, even from a town with fewer outlets for it. and wynwood! i didn't notice. i've never been to florida, but hopefully soon! i have some family out there i've been meaning to visit. wishing you a fantastic week as well, and I hope you keep embracing and nurturing your creativity. sending love
Hey there! This was a nice, well-conducted discussion - I particularly enjoyed the "dramatic" light and shadows at 6:37 & ssq. Perhaps an "internalized" response to the dramas that are played in the social media, you're referring to in the first part of the video. Has making youtube videos started to influence your art?
thank you so much daniel for your thoughtful comment! 😊 i’m glad you enjoyed the discussion and caught the play of light and shadows. it does add drama, that's what i love about it. that angle is very somber, haha. and yes i can see the connection you made to the social media comment, that's awesome! making youtube videos has absolutely started to influence my art. the words i am speaking has helped it come into existence in everything around me, including my art. writing the concepts of my videos has made me realize that it is all up to me and i can do whatever i find interesting, rather than trying to gain the interest of others. it's freeing, for sure. i recommend it! :) it’s given me a new lens to explore storytelling and composition, blending visuals with dialogue in a way that’s unique to this medium. it’s a learning process, but one I’m really enjoying. thanks again for watching and engaging so deeply! i appreciate you very much.
@@jenjencartridge Thank you for your generous response. Keep on building that community around your art and your RUclips. It is going to be quite nice, I'm sure of it. Have you thought of making some "shorts" with you B-Roll, what happened to that fly at the end of your video (did you eat it or release it outside :-P ) - and I think that is indeed a good idea to explore the best "artistic" ways on how your content creation process, your artistic reasoning kind of or need to get all intertwined at some point - or not, of course...
i'll try my best to! thank you for your support. i think i will start making short form content soon, i want it to be similar to what i'm doing with the long form, though. not just music - so it's still in the works. kind of seeing what i wanna do for now. i ended up smushing the fly - oops! lol. yes, working on making everything seamless, one video at a time. :) i appreciate your feedback.
Hey, I watched several of your videos and I do relate to your past experiences you talk about, but I still can't seem to grasp one thing. This is what's been bothering me for a long while and I would be grateful for advice or elaboration. How does one become oneself? How do you come to know yourself? I am struggling with it for so long that I'm not even sure I believe myself, I am in constant doubt and self-loathing and rational realization that it's doing me no good doesn't help at all. How does one discovers the true self? I tried going the route of doing what I love. I am an artist, it's my passion, but also, unfortunately, my job. I am stuck in my past and constantly worry about future. I can't seem to align myself with "here and now", no matter how much I think about it. I get a moment or two of clarity and true presence in the moment, but they are so rare I can't see the pattern behind their appearance. I love creating art, but it is tied to my struggles and identity too much. It's as if there's no person behind my artistic self. And my artistic self is miserable. I will continue doing art no matter what because it keeps me sane and calms my anxiety, but still the question remains: how does one set free from the boundaries of self-doubt and comparison? How does one discover oneself in it's purest form? Most importantly, however, how does one embraces it? It's easy to say "just believe in yourself", but what can you do if switching perspective in your mind doesn't work? If doing what you love doesn't work? Maybe I'm just doing something wrong. Anyway, appreciate sharing your thoughts, it's brave to speak your mind and I adore your confidence
i completely understand where you are coming from, and i know the feeling very well. thank you for your honesty and sharing with me how you feel, i value your feedback. i think i am going to make a video on this, and i'll answer all of your questions on it, so it should be up next sunday. i appreciate your presence. sending love - beautiful soul that you are!
@@jenjencartridge Thanks a lot for the answer, eager to see the new video! I've come to think (but have to remind myself regularly) that discovering oneself is not an easy task, not a quick one and the process itself isn't always enjoyable, but it's always worth it. So I'll never give up trying, even if it means asking for help (which I struggled with my whole life up until recently). I also feel like people like you who share their wisdom are underappreciated for what they truly are - lighthouses and waypoints on the perilous road of life. Sometimes, when people don't understand your point they write a hateful or simply rude comment and spread negativity, while really all they need to do is ask. Communication is key to be better people and thus it is key to a better world. Thanks for making the world a better place
you are right, knowing and being true to yourself takes a lot of courage and strength, which is what honoring the self is all about. it is of course always worth it, because the greatest investment is in yourself, always. i feel the same way of never giving up trying to get as close to myself as possible, through my own realizations and knowledge every moment. thank you for your sweetness, i needed to hear that and i will come back to this comment when i need encouragement to keep going, and to keep figuring out who i really am, too. you're making the world a better place yourself! :)
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AHHH the goats I love them! I cannnnttt wait to see the final result. Profound reflection, too. (: have a good week!!!!!!!
thanks beautiful 🥹 sending love
No problem girlll!!
Me encantan tus videos. No tienes necesidad de cubrirte con miles de materiales para inspirar con tú pensamiento, belleza ... porque eres muy linda ! Muy natural en lo sencillo está la belleza 👩🏼🎨🎨🖌🌠💕
¡muchísimas gracias por tu comentario tan bonito! 🥰 qué lindas palabras, me llenan de alegría. tienes toda la razón, en lo sencillo está la verdadera belleza, y me encanta poder compartir este espacio de forma natural. ¡te agradezco mucho por tu apoyo y por tomarte el tiempo de escribir! ❤️ sending love
Excellent vlog! I don’t necessarily rely on social media, but I love having amuse, and I also enjoy going to galleries. And I’m just in a town right now or we don’t have those things, well we do, but there’s only one of those things. 😂 I think what keeps me from creativity is my work. I am in a research environment, and not a creative environment. So when I start talking, I don’t sound like everybody else I’m talking about art, poetry, architecture, and everybody else is talking about their research. So when I finish with my doctorate, I’ve decided I’m not going into research. I’m going into filmmaking because I need my muse and I need my creativity! I would love to know the story behind the goats! They are bad ass! And I really appreciate your talks to us! Thank you and I hope you have a fantastic week! And last week I misspelled Wynwood! Check it out! It’s my old art community in Miami that has now turned into a tourist trap 😂
thank you so much for your kind words😊. it sounds like you have such a rich and creative soul, even in a research-heavy environment. starting this channel has really helped me feel like i have an outlet to express myself creatively because i feel the same way about like no one really understanding what i'm saying, especially in a work environment. i recommend it in the meantime! that's amazing that you are thinking of going into filmmaking instead of research. most people stay on the path they've been on because they fear the "sunken cost" of changing their mind, so i admire your courage - and i'll definitely be on the look out for your projects if you ever make them public!
i love the goats! thank you🥰 they have definitely been inspiring me lately, i'll make sure i talk about why in the next one. i love how connected you still feel to the art world, even from a town with fewer outlets for it. and wynwood! i didn't notice. i've never been to florida, but hopefully soon! i have some family out there i've been meaning to visit.
wishing you a fantastic week as well, and I hope you keep embracing and nurturing your creativity. sending love
I love every single of your videos , also totally love this new type of subject you made
that's so nice thank you :) it means a lot to have someone watching them all
Hey there! This was a nice, well-conducted discussion - I particularly enjoyed the "dramatic" light and shadows at 6:37 & ssq. Perhaps an "internalized" response to the dramas that are played in the social media, you're referring to in the first part of the video. Has making youtube videos started to influence your art?
thank you so much daniel for your thoughtful comment! 😊 i’m glad you enjoyed the discussion and caught the play of light and shadows. it does add drama, that's what i love about it. that angle is very somber, haha. and yes i can see the connection you made to the social media comment, that's awesome! making youtube videos has absolutely started to influence my art. the words i am speaking has helped it come into existence in everything around me, including my art. writing the concepts of my videos has made me realize that it is all up to me and i can do whatever i find interesting, rather than trying to gain the interest of others. it's freeing, for sure. i recommend it! :) it’s given me a new lens to explore storytelling and composition, blending visuals with dialogue in a way that’s unique to this medium. it’s a learning process, but one I’m really enjoying. thanks again for watching and engaging so deeply! i appreciate you very much.
@@jenjencartridge Thank you for your generous response. Keep on building that community around your art and your RUclips. It is going to be quite nice, I'm sure of it. Have you thought of making some "shorts" with you B-Roll, what happened to that fly at the end of your video (did you eat it or release it outside :-P ) - and I think that is indeed a good idea to explore the best "artistic" ways on how your content creation process, your artistic reasoning kind of or need to get all intertwined at some point - or not, of course...
i'll try my best to! thank you for your support. i think i will start making short form content soon, i want it to be similar to what i'm doing with the long form, though. not just music - so it's still in the works. kind of seeing what i wanna do for now. i ended up smushing the fly - oops! lol. yes, working on making everything seamless, one video at a time. :) i appreciate your feedback.
Hey, I watched several of your videos and I do relate to your past experiences you talk about, but I still can't seem to grasp one thing. This is what's been bothering me for a long while and I would be grateful for advice or elaboration. How does one become oneself? How do you come to know yourself? I am struggling with it for so long that I'm not even sure I believe myself, I am in constant doubt and self-loathing and rational realization that it's doing me no good doesn't help at all. How does one discovers the true self? I tried going the route of doing what I love. I am an artist, it's my passion, but also, unfortunately, my job. I am stuck in my past and constantly worry about future. I can't seem to align myself with "here and now", no matter how much I think about it. I get a moment or two of clarity and true presence in the moment, but they are so rare I can't see the pattern behind their appearance. I love creating art, but it is tied to my struggles and identity too much. It's as if there's no person behind my artistic self. And my artistic self is miserable. I will continue doing art no matter what because it keeps me sane and calms my anxiety, but still the question remains: how does one set free from the boundaries of self-doubt and comparison? How does one discover oneself in it's purest form? Most importantly, however, how does one embraces it? It's easy to say "just believe in yourself", but what can you do if switching perspective in your mind doesn't work? If doing what you love doesn't work? Maybe I'm just doing something wrong. Anyway, appreciate sharing your thoughts, it's brave to speak your mind and I adore your confidence
i completely understand where you are coming from, and i know the feeling very well. thank you for your honesty and sharing with me how you feel, i value your feedback. i think i am going to make a video on this, and i'll answer all of your questions on it, so it should be up next sunday. i appreciate your presence. sending love - beautiful soul that you are!
@@jenjencartridge Thanks a lot for the answer, eager to see the new video! I've come to think (but have to remind myself regularly) that discovering oneself is not an easy task, not a quick one and the process itself isn't always enjoyable, but it's always worth it. So I'll never give up trying, even if it means asking for help (which I struggled with my whole life up until recently). I also feel like people like you who share their wisdom are underappreciated for what they truly are - lighthouses and waypoints on the perilous road of life. Sometimes, when people don't understand your point they write a hateful or simply rude comment and spread negativity, while really all they need to do is ask. Communication is key to be better people and thus it is key to a better world. Thanks for making the world a better place
you are right, knowing and being true to yourself takes a lot of courage and strength, which is what honoring the self is all about. it is of course always worth it, because the greatest investment is in yourself, always. i feel the same way of never giving up trying to get as close to myself as possible, through my own realizations and knowledge every moment. thank you for your sweetness, i needed to hear that and i will come back to this comment when i need encouragement to keep going, and to keep figuring out who i really am, too. you're making the world a better place yourself! :)