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Visiting Italy—especially Rome—was like stepping into a living museum. Fountains, sculptures, ancient churches, crumbling monuments all wove together, showing how the past supports the future.
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Andre Decolife Artist & Collector 🇬🇧🇧🇷
Active in the streets, art galleries and web3 🚀 /workinprogress
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Every civilisation borrowed and built upon what came before, evolving over centuries. That sense of layered time stirred questions about my own purpose as an artist: Where do I stand in this continuum of culture and innovation?
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If creating art truly is my calling, how do I keep it authentic while acknowledging what’s already been done?
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Skyscrapers and streetlights speak of modern convenience, yet big cities start to blend into one another, each adopting the same uniform aesthetics.
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Sometimes it feels like we’ve become too afraid to express anything personal, worried about judgment. But a safe, “soft life” rarely births genuine change or creativity.
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Without pushing our limits or taking risks, we risk stagnation. If I’d chosen comfort, I might still be in my small hometown painting the same magazine landscapes forever.
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Amid these reflections, there’s the question of human presence and identity. Minimalism has its appeal—clean lines, neutral tones, anonymous design that fills a practical role without loudly announcing itself.
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