I know that I’m going out on a limb, here.  It’s extreme, and I freely acknowledge it.  But I like my art to be beautiful.

It can be strange, new, outside the box.  That’s okay.  But it can also put a spotlight on something that’s spoken to the human souls for hundreds of years and generations beyond time.  The beauty and grace of the human form doesn’t go out of style, in my book.  Neither do animals, plants, lakes, mountains . . .

Trees.

So, I’ve added Yuken Teruya to my list of favorite artists.

Beauty with Art.

And garbage.  Bonus points for that.