Tre-ART

First of all, put on a coffee and light a cigarette, start the day, get those tired bones moving again. The crap is piling up in the kitchen because you're too tired or can't find the time, or you don't see it as a priority. There's no one there to judge you, so why bother. The cell phone hasn't rung for days, you only talk to a few people, you don't know what's going on outside because you don't want to know. The few moments you set foot outside the door are fraught with a world you don't understand. People run from A-B and don't even know why. Communication takes place in smartphones, you sit with your book next to 7 others holding smartphones in their hands. A fake smile, not a real smile, one behind a wall. A black wall. Used to finding interests through looks, wishing for a smile, please notice me. Communicate, say something, even if it's just dislike, but it's a kind of sign.

You come home, desperate to show what you can do, driven by the tide of ignorance to make a statement. People and family saying you have to move forward, saying you have to be part of it, you have to be part of the machinery. It's thrown at you like garbage, how you can make money today, but you're not. No you are not. You are not a person who tells someone, wear this, buy this, be a woman, be a man, don't be so weak, don't be so .... JUST DON'T BE SOO.... the eternal cry of society. Be different, be something, but please be something...

You sink into your chair, turn up the music, take a deep breath and go inside yourself. You wander into your world as if you were turning on a computer, putting on a pair of glasses and starting to paint your world. It heals you. You smile and you can be something. You can change something, you can be part of something. You may not have the skill, but you have your imagination, no one can take that away from you. A kind of trance, a kind of meditation, a way to develop yourself, to contribute something valuable. Not to show others what power you have, but to show yourself.

You immerse yourself, you think four-dimensionally, you sit in your own hut, the birds chirp, the music flows like the wind into your imagination, you process the moment, you feel the adrenaline rising in your heart. You notice that your skin changes, your hair stands on end, you feel something and the colors have an effect. It occupies you, you want to explain it with every stroke, you want the moment to be perfect. Never before have you had the opportunity to live out your imagination so precisely. You think about it: Is it worth sharing to show others my world? Would they understand it? Would they sit next to me with a pen in their hand and say: "Let's create something together", or would they destroy your world with their ideas, just as they do in their own world?

You decide, you decide, do we give others the opportunity to enter your realm? Let them in, open the door. First you let a few in, you analyze them, they sit at your table, they eat with you, they drink with you. You test them. Are they ready? Are they ready to see that they are only guests. Guests who just look at the colors on your black wall.

You meet soul mates, you realize that they also have their worlds. They may come to visit, but they don't want to change your world, they want to help you bring this world to the outside world. They say: others must see this, others must see what you have built here. Do you feel flattered, something you haven't felt for a long time? You remember that moment in the subway, no one looked up at you, no one saw you. An overwhelming feeling. But your soul is hurt, it's not used to dealing with so much love and attention. It's like the puppy who has learned nothing else but to be hit. The adult who flinches at every touch because he thinks the hand that touches him might be beating him again.

You notice that you get attention, more people want to visit you. Your hut becomes an attraction, you are asked questions, you are congratulated, but you don't see yourself that way. You are afraid, perhaps afraid of losing something, namely the very reason why you built this world for yourself. You lose focus on what was important to you, you jump from appointment to appointment. Your empathy wants to please everyone, you're afraid that if you don't invite everyone in, people might think you're arrogant or snooty. You get the oppressive feeling that you should actually close the door again and remember how you used to spend evenings with your soulmates. They are lost in the sheer mass of visitors, like little ants. You scream into the forest, desperately trying to find those who sat next to you with a relaxed beer on a quiet evening and looked at your black wall. Because they are the reason why it is no longer black, but they were the ones who gave the wall its color.

I would really like to thank everyone who has given me so much attention in the last weeks. Unfortunately I can't write to everyone and say thank you, it's a mental challenge for me. I am not used to it and I apologize, I hope the text above describes a little of my life and the challenges I am going through.

I don't want to appear ungrateful either, DeviantArt is going in the right direction. I hope to be a good example that Synthography is also healing for some. I also want to show that words can have the opposite effect. Prejudice exists in every field. Especially in the field of art, I was quite surprised that creative minds sometimes make judgments and forget what art means. Art can only be judged by the person who created it. Because he has built up this world, but there are also people who believe that they have to follow certain standards. Art knows no standards. But this topic has been discussed enough and it is sad to see that even in such an area is war.

I want to give thanks that certain people are facing up to this and the Valentines Day Challenge by TheFulkrum was the right way to work TOGETHER again. Also for Wrath and DeviantArt to open the way for it. The People who spend Points and Effort in it, to make this great ( TaliaRebellious, Kat-Zaphire, emilysaiart, andyfuturo, @malindra-shadowmoon and kamidako )

And than the Big DD.... thank you for that moonbeam13 <3

Finally, it was an overwhelming time and it doesn't seem to end, but I have to go back to my cabin and listen to the wind and the birds again. That's who I am after all.

Tre-Art

Hey everyone! I'm excited to introduce you to my brand new Facebook page and Instagram account. I'm really thrilled to share my passion with all of you. You'll find my latest adventures, thoughts, and creations there. Your support would mean a lot to me! If you'd like to be a part of this journey, just hit the 'Like' button on Facebook and 'Follow' on Instagram to stay updated. Thank you for joining me on this adventure!

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What a hell of a Week, so much new Watchers so much nice Fenzy People !

I truly want to express my gratitude to everyone. Personally, as the number of people grows, it becomes challenging to thank each individual separately. So, I would like to take this opportunity to extend my heartfelt thanks to everyone here in a general sense.

Taking a pause and catching a breath is essential; otherwise, quantity may overshadow quality. I'll also take the time to explore the connections I've made here and step back for a few days to admire the works of those who have shown me support, as I wish to reciprocate the same appreciation.

During this time, I also intend to gather inspiration for future projects and explore the possibility of collaborations, as I value teamwork and mutual support. I will respond to those who have reached out to me and focus on nurturing social connections that may have been neglected in the past week. It's essential to maintain a balance and strengthen the bonds within our creative community.

Furthermore, I am eager to expand my shop and possibly enhance its aesthetics, as my focus will be directed towards its growth. After all, it's true that nothing comes from nothing. My Spreadshop will offer the opportunity for customers in Europe and the USA to print my Geekhead designs on T-shirts and various items. This entails creating backgrounds and vector graphics, which will undoubtedly require significant time and effort. So much for taking a break, haha

If you are interested and would like to not only print my designs but also your own on various items, you can do so at my Spreadshop. For the European market, the URL is https://tre-art.myspreadshop.de, and for the USA, it is https://tre-art.myspreadshop.com. I am also exploring the possibility of finding a more user-friendly URL and making other improvements to the shop. Feel free to check it out and unleash your creativity!

We will see where our journey together leads. I am still at the beginning, and the overwhelming support from all of you in the past weeks has shown me that I must be doing something right. So many kind words have been spoken, and I am not accustomed to people praising me or eagerly awaiting my new creations. Let us not forget that we all share the same hobby, and it is especially heartwarming when the appreciation comes from people who share the same interests. Some may be profit-oriented, while others are simply passionate about this as a hobby. What I want to emphasize is that competition is not my goal. My focus in my artwork is not about proving it is "better" than others; rather, I aim to tell stories and transport moments from my crazy mind into the world with perfection, competing only with myself to continually improve and create meaningful art.

I want to extend my heartfelt gratitude to certain individuals who have supported me both socially and in my artistic journey, including: TaliaRebellious , LadyNuggets, CoworkSpaceArt, otterinajourney, D-Witt and deezaster. And Special Thank you for my first Diamond Badge to M7MD810. And Special Fan: EmETrece <3

Your encouragement, feedback, and friendship have meant the world to me, and I am truly grateful for your presence in my life. Thank you for being a part of this wonderful journey with me.

I apologize if I unintentionally missed anyone, but please feel free to reach out and let me know if I did. The truth is, I couldn't have made it through these past two weeks without the support of these wonderful individuals. As a final note, as I always do, I want to send out positive vibes to all. Your presence and encouragement have made a significant impact, and I am truly grateful for each and every one of you. Thank you, and let's keep spreading positivity together!

Tre-Art

First of all, art originates in your mind, where it takes shape with fervor and intelligence, making it truly yours. Then, you express those thoughts using various tools like paper, digital platforms, music, origami, books, movies, and more. So, when do we cross the line from being inspired by someone's idea to stealing it? Well, it's when we replicate a masterpiece like the Mona Lisa identically – that's stealing. However, if we take inspiration from the Mona Lisa and create something entirely unique, like a Mona Lisa with green hair resembling a naked anime girl, it becomes a product of our imagination, not theft.

In today's world, where we have seen and heard it all, true surprises seem rare in music, art, and styles, leading to a sense of limitation. For instance, songs like "Bitter Sweet Symphony" sounding similar to a Rolling Stones song (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I_s90-Hi2ZY) exemplify this phenomenon. My art, too, consists of 50-150 inpaints, and each aspect of my pictures could be considered inspired by other sources – an average of 150 elements you might label as "plagiarism." However, consider this: if I build a dream house, should I then be expected to fight against 150 architects claiming, "This wall you built is the same as the ones on my houses"? The argument of style also comes into play:

so than you have the Argument i did it not with my own hand:

We can assume that most of those who oppose technology or AI lack artistic perspectives, but rather, their concerns revolve around their financial interests. They resemble workers from a time when cars were hand-built, holding signs outside factories, protesting against technology. However, back then, they were protesting against the right thing. Let me provide an example:

"Machine storm" is a term often used metaphorically to describe a situation where machines or technology play a significant and potentially threatening role. In such situations, it may refer to a rapid or unstoppable increase in technology that jeopardizes or even replaces human jobs. It can also indicate a rapid development of Artificial Intelligence (AI) that may bring ethical, social, or economic challenges.

Destruction of a Loom (1812).

The term "machine storm" can also be used to express the fears or concerns of some people about the rapid advancement of technology. It often revolves around the feeling of being overwhelmed by technology or the perception that this progress is not always controllable or predictable.

Overall, "machine storm" describes a situation in which technology takes a dominant and potentially disruptive role, leading to profound changes that are not without consequences.

So where does this go:

The first gasoline-powered automobile had been created in 1885 by the German inventor Karl Benz (Benz Patent-Motorwagen). More efficient production methods were needed to make automobiles affordable for the middle class, to which Ford contributed by, for instance, introducing the first moving assembly line in 1913 at the Ford factory in Highland Park. ( Wikipedia )

Idea behind was from Ford and what he said about: "Reduction of the demands on the mental activity of the worker and a reduction of his movements to the minimum"

One Point: We wanna go Capitalism and one day we dont need any workers anymore

Point is too.... Today AI build your Car ( i mean this in a big Industrial way, not the car in your garage ) and 1000 of people loses there Jobs, hard but this is what Technology always is..

BUUUT... someone had to build die AI, someone has to manage it and repair it.... new ways for Working Places. INFACT: No Car today get build with only your two hands anymore. And the Design behind this Cars, made of more Plagiatism than my Mothers has Freckles in her Face, has someone build in year 1769. SOOO, what do we have here, we have now 100 millions of Nicolas-Joseph Cugnot ( Build first car ) who say, Ford, Ferrari, Peugot steal my work.

Nobody steal your work, you only afraid of that technology will do your work faster and Handpainter getting lost like cobbler or cutter. And i will always support tradional cutters and Cobblers, but Capitalism will eat you. Im sorry for that, but fighting against people who want to paint Mona Lisa a green Hair, will not stop technology. Than you have to fight against Capitalism...means fight against your, Smartphone, fight against your TABLET, Fight against your Starbucks on the corner were you get your coffee before you start drawing. Thats the enemy not the People they want to be creative with technology.

Sorry for my English...

cheers