Chuck Arnoldi | Unintentional Artistry: A Surprising Journey
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Chuck Arnoldi | Unintentional Artistry: A Surprising Journey
The goal of art isn’t to attain perfection. The goal is to share who we are. And how we see the world. Artists allow us to see what we are unable to see, but somehow already know. It may be a view of the world singularly different from our own. Or one so close, it seems miraculous, as if the artist is looking through our own eyes. In either case, t
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