“Focus is my ritual.” Q: Where can we seek your affinity for art? Lemme first open with a quick “Thank you” for the questions. I can’t exactly say where from, but since my early days I felt I have a penchant for beauty and putting my hands and mind to work to create all sorts…
The first labyrinth you’ve heard of… Greek gods were once again bored dull and wanted to probe the chinks of humans’ faulty character armour.They chose their target strategically – the mighty king Minos, a supposedly morally-robust character type which ancient society wasn’t generous in. So perhaps the difficulty level was set to high. They tasked him with…
Art critics and dealers agree: there is no try and through system of evaluating a piece’s worth. Given the equal amount of admiration one pays to cave paintings and advanced art pieces, no uppity, butt-hurt critic or artist can tell you can’t like a piece because it lacks certain qualities. And yet there are…
It’s easy to give up and think it’s a game of dice, but there are nuances you must take into account… A much-needed preface Quite the lengthy read awaits, so I’ll cut the fluff by only positing that whoever you happen to be—a seasoned investor or an absolute philistine—there is something of value in…
“I’m convinced that art is devoid of meaning if it doesn’t establish any connection with the other.“ What dragged you into art? What’s your backstory? What I believe has involved me in art is my predetermination to be here among people on Earth. I don’t have any artists in my family; quite the opposite—salespeople, dentists,…
“I try to attempt art with my current state of mind” I’d try to paint you in another light by asking purely art-related Qs because I feel the shadow of your music career is too dense. Do you ever feel that the music part of your life doesn’t let the artist inside you be truly…
Short answer – both. Copies and originals: which one to look out for? Originals and copies have been going on their skirmish for millennia. Today, we discern between originals, reproductions, copies, and fakes, with the notion that the latter sort is of worse quality than the former. Like when you purchase branded shoes,…
For me, the ingredients are commitment to art, hard work, development, and inspiration. Q: In your bio on Fine.Graff.Art I noticed that you have worked as a digital illustrator, whereas now you’re also recognised for your murals in the children’s wing at the Institute for Specialisation and Qualification of Medical Professionals (ISQMP). Do you have a…
Art is no longer confined to exclusive exhibition halls or precious manuscripts in limited copies. Now, anyone can hang a museum piece on the wall at their home, yet that sort of luxury has cost tremendous effort in art development that spans nearly six hundred years. The baby steps of print. The initial stage of…
I created Fine Graff Art because I want freedom for good art. I want to see artists who raise the level of the scene and the environment in which we live, having the freedom to create from the heart without compromising their creativity for financial security. Yes, the art we create costs money. And no,…
