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Art represents the life experiences of the maker of the art. If the viewer is drawn to it, there is that moment of recognition or connection. The artist then becomes a part of the viewer’s experience.

This is the real value of art. It’s personal.

    This was done when I was 12. I found it by happenstance decades later in a thrift store in Seattle after I moved back from Spain. Pretty worn, I cleaned it up digitally. Next door was a Flamenco dance studio and they used the thrift store to help fund the studio. Serendipity and strange coincidences. 

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