Sean Adams
Sean Adams builds
the box and then destroys it. He seems to be a beautiful combination of goofy
and very intellectual. It seems like he is a very talented teacher and an even
more talented designer. It’s gentlemen like him who think in so many different perspectives
and try to test the limits that make the art
world so inspiring and, for lack of a better word, fun. After watching that
video of him speaking about his upbringing and how he aspired to be
different than what was expected of him, I felt truly inspired. I wish I could
have the pleasure of working along side him, or under his wing.
Something about
people with that amount of creative talent and lack of awareness of their
talent is so special. It makes you want to reach and strive for better things.
Certain things he said in the video felt like they were directed right at me,
and it made me think. He had an interesting way of thinking about the world and
looking at things.
There was a part
in the video where he mentioned that you only get out what you put up. When you
dig in you get results. I forget frequently that I need to be embedded in the
things I do because I know I have talent but I have lack of discipline
sometimes. I know that I have all this potential and often I forget its there
and that it needs to be unlocked. A lot like Sean, I have a father who wasn’t
always the most supportive of my decisions and I think that hearing him talk
about that clicked and shook something in my head. Art isn’t just a career for
Sean, or even for Margo Chase, but it is a way of life.
Mr. Adams also
mentioned that people who design are born designers and it’s just in their
blood. I don’t know if “designing”, per say,
is in my blood; but art basically makes up my entire
genetic code. I don’t know where I would be or what I would be doing if I
weren’t deeply invested in the world of art. It’s my life and I hope that I can
make these incredible things along side incredible talent such as Sean Adams
one day, and share something immensely amazing with the world in one of the few
languages everyone can understand.
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