HandiArt short summary
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Finally gathered energy to write after the completion of the art exhibit HandiArt.
It was a great experience, even though exhausting. I met loads of nice people and dwelled on a lot of art.I haven't finished the documentary I filmed yet, takes a lot of work! And I've discovered that I need to learn how to hold the camera completely still *NOTE TO SELF: 'Don't shake the camera like a booze hound in withdrawal while filming important stuff'.
HandiArt is as I said an art exhibit, gathering artists who suffer from various mental or physical handicaps. I got to interview many of the artists, and they were just so nice. Adorable really.
It's just hard for me to 'communicate' properly because of my social phobia, but I think I did okay actually. Now, after all of the actionpacked days have ended, I'm all like: "What should I do now???".... I'm sorta bored with my calm life. Hahahaha.
Oh, and recap:
All in all I earned 1.900 DKK..... which is freakin' amazing. I sold around 7 poetry collections, 2 paintings - AND the painting I was working on at the actual exhibit just for fun, caught my friend Douglas' eye. And he bought it!!! The paint hadn't even dried yet. It's not my usual style, I was basically just fooling around - but hey, the dear aging gentleman fell in love with it, god knows why!!!?
Here my for-fun-painting is, title: "French with a View" (30x40 cm canvas, acrylics):
Finally gathered energy to write after the completion of the art exhibit HandiArt.
It was a great experience, even though exhausting. I met loads of nice people and dwelled on a lot of art.I haven't finished the documentary I filmed yet, takes a lot of work! And I've discovered that I need to learn how to hold the camera completely still *NOTE TO SELF: 'Don't shake the camera like a booze hound in withdrawal while filming important stuff'.
HandiArt is as I said an art exhibit, gathering artists who suffer from various mental or physical handicaps. I got to interview many of the artists, and they were just so nice. Adorable really.
It's just hard for me to 'communicate' properly because of my social phobia, but I think I did okay actually. Now, after all of the actionpacked days have ended, I'm all like: "What should I do now???".... I'm sorta bored with my calm life. Hahahaha.
Oh, and recap:
All in all I earned 1.900 DKK..... which is freakin' amazing. I sold around 7 poetry collections, 2 paintings - AND the painting I was working on at the actual exhibit just for fun, caught my friend Douglas' eye. And he bought it!!! The paint hadn't even dried yet. It's not my usual style, I was basically just fooling around - but hey, the dear aging gentleman fell in love with it, god knows why!!!?
Here my for-fun-painting is, title: "French with a View" (30x40 cm canvas, acrylics):