Al-Kindi

i am sure, that the fear of being forgotten is one of the most common fears. Thats why i love creating art. Every piece of art you own, every piece of art i send across the world, ... keeps the memory of me alive even after i'm gone one day.

The fear of being forgotten is indeed a powerful force that drives us to seek immortality in various ways. From ancient times to the present day, humans have longed to leave a lasting legacy that will outlive them, to be remembered and revered by generations to come. This fear stems from our innate desire for significance, for our existence to have meaning beyond our finite time on this earth. The pursuit of art is one such way in which we attempt to transcend the limitations of mortality. Through art, we are able to create something that will outlive us, that will continue to speak to others long after we are gone. Every stroke of the brush, every note played, every word written is a testament to our desire to be remembered, to make a lasting impact on the world. And so, as I immerse myself in the creation of art, I am comforted by the knowledge that each piece I create is a piece of myself that will endure for years to come. In this way, art becomes a form of immortality, a way to ensure that the memory of me lives on even after I have passed from this world. And so, I continue to create, to pour my heart and soul into each work, knowing that in doing so, I am preserving a part of myself for eternity.