ADHD

atelier

fun fact, I have a specialization in project management (2014) and another in contemporary photography (2023). I've been practicing photography as artistic expression since I was 17, and began working with IT projects when I was 23 (I'm currently 34). 

Of course, the latter came from a need of providing a stable income (living from art in Brazil is tough x10), but it made many new skills emerge, and complemented significantly to my artistic practice. Got me a better understanding of the world, of dealing with people, of the organization needed to achieve complexe stuff. My business skills (being IT, crypto markets, and a few others) are to this day what supports me mostly, and in a way it's great as I have total freedom to pursue artistic projects that aren't connected to art that appeal for the masses and would sell easier.

I have a feeling most ADHD individuals have multiple areas where they dedicate a lot of time and are good/passionate about, resonates with anyone?

contributor /obscura.  Balancing spreadsheets and shutter speeds. products. photography. art. global south. https://gallery.so/gillotine

Florianópolis, State of Santa Catarina, Brazil

i am good enough in every new thing to start being serious about it but at the same time immediately uninterested in getting better past a certain skill threshold. 

a few million dollars in my bank account would unlock my full potential.

𝚆𝙾𝚁𝙺𝙸𝙽𝙶 𝙾𝙽: @vision 👁️ ✦  ensdata.net ✦ pugson.net/rfe ✦ 𝙿𝚄𝙶.𝙴𝚃𝙷 ✦ 𝙿𝚁𝙴𝚅: @rainbow 🌈 

no more selling your time and dealing with nonsense

idk how the few million in my bank account might unlock my full potential but im willing to FAFO