Probe

PROBE, assemblage. Not a pretty piece of art but a gritty reflection upon digging deep, into taking responsibility for our thoughts and ways of being in the world, as uncomfortable as it may be.

Viewing this is an invitation to observe from within, to be conscious of and to review ingrained beliefs, judgments, patterns, prejudices, assumptions and habits, to ask : Are they still true? Or, were they ever? Are they beneficial to you? To a larger collective? How do they affect the environment? How are we each influenced by and how do we each react to culture? How can we instead, have the courage and wisdom and ownership to shape and create culture?

How do detrimental aspects of personal or global history repeat themselves? How can we each and together change, revise or recapture beneficial base core beliefs? And most importantly, do our thoughts and actions come from the heart, from love or from fear? Can we forgive ourselves and others, walking that fine line between righteous anger and blame? Will we act with intuited intention or merely react unconsciously with uncontrolled emotion?