As.

My art is as unmotivated as I am as of late.
I need to eat food as a hungry girl does need to eat food.

I am making art. I just haven't been showing anyone.

If I open a gallery, a physical, feesible gallery, in one of the larger, Midwestern American Cities- Who would submit artwork?
I want this to happen.

Today has been an inspired day. I came up with some ideas. They may have been done before. But not that often, and I can't honestly recall who did them the way I intend to. I don't think its copywrited- I don't care.
Now, How to get it to work... ?
I have some thinking ahead of me. A hypothesis might be required.
And then some expirementation.
Or I should just skip to making a mess of things? So often this is the most useful way!
I love springtime. :tiolet: I don't know what will work the best. But I will find out.

I'm angry at art terminology. Media dosen't matter anymore.

I guess I'm really angry because every time that I apply for an artist-in-residencey, they want to know what media I'll be using, meaning that I have to choose one.

Even worse yet is the type of art. None of the names are accurate. Non-objective makes it sound like the artist doesn't know what she's doing. No object in mind. Just because she's not discribing a physical object. Abstract means that there has to be something real to be summerized, emotionalized and abstracted. Anyway, I don't like the terms.

If anyone knows of an artist-in-residency position open specifically for someone who is very frustrated with these types of situations- I'm your girl. Send it to me.