We live in a world where we have neither secrets nor borders. Everyone has the right to express their opinion even if they are not asked about it. They tell you to be tolerant and patient. But maybe this is not the best strategy? What does this patience give us? And what does it take away? Think, please. Listen to your feelings ... Maybe they will tell you something important? Maybe you shouldn't put up with everything?

Sufferance

It seems to us that we are experiencing desire, lust, passion, or love. It seems to us that we have our own beliefs. We think that we are making our own plans for life, we are experiencing our feelings ... But inside us, there is a secret box of our subconscious. It is it that manages us.
All that can be done is to quietly observe this great magic hidden within us.

Big brother is looking inside you

Is it possible to be sublime, spiritual, and, at the same time, sexually aroused? Can you lust for what you pray? And does the object of your worship have to be crucified beforehand? And is it even worth praising someone and praying to him at all?
Take a look at this picture. What do you feel? What do you think? And, most importantly, why?

There is a rather vulgar expression: "Life is a dance." But this is exactly how it is. And we are truly alive only as long as we want to dance!
Michael Kaza reflected on the state of happiness he experiences when he is alone with himself. He turns on the music and starts moving. And these movements
- spontaneous, free and passionate movements that come from the depths of the soul. Real dance of the artist!
This picture is also a dance of the soul. The bird looks at you and asks: "Why aren't you dancing?"
Ask yourself this question when you are sad. And it will help you find what can be changed in your life to bring back joy and passion. Perhaps this painting by Michael will help you too.

Life is a crazy dance

The best couples are the unions of sadists and masochists. In these pairs, everyone has fun! The sadist happily tortures the partner. And the masochist enjoys the suffering that his partner inflicts on him.
At first glance, everyone is happy. But do we want to be in such a relationship? This is a difficult question.
If we begin to consider this issue more broadly, it becomes even more interesting. Indeed, in the place of one of the partners there may not be a person, but a group, social network, advertising, government or society as a whole.
How often we are happy to do something that kills us, stuns us or somehow harms us! But after all, someone sold us the idea of behaving this way and not otherwise!
This is what Michael Kaza thought about when created this picture. However, you will surely have your own associations, thoughts and conclusions. And this is the most important thing.

Pure joy for two

We love the word "together." This word reminds us of acceptance, support, friendship and love. But is it always good to be together? Or do something together? And is it really necessary to be together?
Michael Kaza drew a joint fall. This fall is swift and merciless. But the characters fly together. What for? Where to? Nobody knows.
Look at this idiotic smile of a male figure. He may be an optimist. Or a fool?
Do these two want to kill themselves? Or have a plan of salvation? We can only guess. Or wonder how the clouds do it in the picture.
But we may wonder if there is a person in our life for whom we will take a step into the abyss? And is it necessary to take this step?

Together

Michael Kaza painted this picture while thinking about breakups. It's always like losing a piece of your heart. It is sad. This is very painful. But parting and loss are poetical. One Michael's friend says that joy is very trivial and sadness and melancholy are exquisite feelings. Michael understands her. But he loves joy more. And in this picture, sadness and irony are mixed for the artist. And what do y

A quiet farewell and the light of a distant lighthouse

This story happened to a friend of Michael Kaza. This guy was dumped by his girlfriend.
Michael talked to his friend for a long time and tried to help him. But he was literally dying of melancholy and grief. Most of all, he was upset that his beloved joyfully began to build a new relationship immediately after breaking up.
It was this incident that inspired Michael to paint this picture. Some get sadness, others - joy. But life goes on. Is not it?
We all go through pain. It seems to us that life is over. We feel that nothing good will happen anymore. And then we accept the fact of loss. And we are opening up to new opportunities. Old tragedies no longer hurt us.
And ... what do you see here? What story is playing out in your imagination? This is the most important thing.


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