All the art pieces are created for a purpose. Some for beauty, some for stories, and some for the sake of creating. My latest work LOST IN TRANSLATION is an art piece designed to express the sense of understanding that I have been missing for a long time.

In the last 2 years, I always felt like my words and feelings were not important to others in this space. So little cared but the general opinion was to avoid me cause I was so dull. (That was what I thought) But then I realized that my words were actually lost in the translation like many of you and my works wasn’t good enough to fill that gap.

Most of us are trying to talk in a language that we are not used to it much before. People from all over the world who have different cultures, habits, feelings, and different goals are gathering around 1 single need; the need of being understood.

But as we try to be understood more we focus more on marketing techniques, being active in spaces, learning the English better, trying to trick the algorithm, and so on and so on.

And we end up forgetting why we set out. We are not trying to produce, we are trying to prove to ourselves that we can produce. We are changing more and more, in the wrong direction.

That's why we need Art more than ever these days. Art, which has never lost its value at any point in history, is the only tool that will heal us, meet our needs, and make us understand.

If we start listening to our own inner voice instead of the marketing tactics of others, get to know ourselves, and try to convey what we really want to express through Art, then we will be one step closer to being understood.

No tactic is more powerful, more impressive than a true work of art.

When we understand this, I believe success will come right after. But for this, you don't need to learn any language. That was my biggest mistake!

Don’t create for others, don’t create to sell, and don’t try to prove anything to anyone. Forget the words, marketing techniques, the trick, and everything you learned before. Listen to your inner self and stick to your art.