A beautiful tribute to your brother. It seems to me that the artist is closer to the essence of the reality that there is a larger life than the one that reduces us to producers and consumers and the price of the knowledge is sadly sometimes mental affliction.
Once more your writing has driven me to tears. Your brother sounds like a kindred spirit to me, though I've never been diagnosed with schizophrenia. I know what a terrible disease that is though. For myself I would only say that I'm very empathic, I feel others pain, Weltschmerz too. However, my abiding thought I'd that I will remain positive. The news is always full of the worst of humanity, but think about it, that's in the hands of a few thousand people and there are billions of us. In my experience in everyday life, people care and they're decent.
A beautiful tribute to your brother. It seems to me that the artist is closer to the essence of the reality that there is a larger life than the one that reduces us to producers and consumers and the price of the knowledge is sadly sometimes mental affliction.
Once more your writing has driven me to tears. Your brother sounds like a kindred spirit to me, though I've never been diagnosed with schizophrenia. I know what a terrible disease that is though. For myself I would only say that I'm very empathic, I feel others pain, Weltschmerz too. However, my abiding thought I'd that I will remain positive. The news is always full of the worst of humanity, but think about it, that's in the hands of a few thousand people and there are billions of us. In my experience in everyday life, people care and they're decent.
Is there a website or somewhere to see your brother’s artworks?
Sadly no. The majority of his work is in the possession of his widow who has mental health issues...