Nothing but a name

Here we have another example of how ridicules the entire art market is, the famous can do silly things and get away with it while making huge sums of money. The reason Hirst burned his art is the publicity stunt will make his art worth more.

For any of you who ever wondered if the art world was about discovering creative talent here is another proof that creativity has no connection at all its just about publicity stunts, for a little positivity the truth is there are people out there who are honestly interested in the creative expression of the artist and the ingenuity of their inspiration but only once they are known, anyone who tells you other wise is lying. before a artist is known even if they are the next Duchamp no one will look at them, its as if there is a blindfold in front of the eyes of all those who review art either for sale or for critical acclaim. this is the case regardless of location denomination or region. its almost as if there was a course that all gallerists curators dealers and art consultants took for they all behave the same.

The only thing is they didnt take any course, they are all busy with the artists they are already busy with they only sell the artists they already know and they arent looking for anything. the only way in is to get the recognition outside of the system and then there might be a chance that they will talk to you. thank you fabrizio sorbi and gabriella diddi for your amazing work.

We must change this its long past time for a new beginning and a new era not just in art but for all of us in each of our lives where each of us has a chance and not just left in the dust to the few famous. there isnt anything creative about Damien Hirst his art is just a Gagaosian game and publicity stunt.

we need to build a group who will unite together and discuss ways we can collaborate. the first part is awareness, the reason most artists are not successful is because they aren't aware of the real truth of what is going on. i thank each of you who have subscribed from the bottom of my heart, change is hard but we can do it. once we have a large enough group of like minded individuals together the bond will be more powerful than all the hotshots who control the art market. the next faze would be to come together at a convention to discuss these ideas and how we can build on them.

The next thing that must happen is to publish a manifesto for our era this wont just be a meteor like the art stars who have flashed briefly and then disappeared, we will turn the art world on its head and pull the foundations out from under the iron wall they have created that currently stands in front of success.

We can do it and there exists a artist among us who is the perfect vehicle for this rebirth, Mr Marchette a contemporary of many of the big names in the art world "Sol" may he rest in peace and many others they had a strong influence on his life and his work has been a study of the creative process for more than 50 years.

the main problem we have in our society is a lack of creative process the current format we live in is extreme commercialism thank you Andy Warhol, he has the historic value of changing the world and creating the era of extreme commercialism. now its time to send the old standard out and in with the new, we can do it the way to enable this process is right in front of us. we must bring back the creative process we can just allow Mr Marchette the recognition he deserves and then the process will have a fire to light the way forward.

change is hard but those who find the courage to change are the engine of growth right now the art market is in a bubble and we must pop it.

i look forward to seeing your input in the comments and joining you in collaborating on a better future for each and everyone of us. "creativity will reign once again coming soon at a gallery near you"

next month lets explore the exact nature of the movement but that is only once we have a group to support it.