Our salvation is in striving to achieve what we know we'll never achieve (Ryszard Kapuscinski).
Rather than asking a recognized artist for help, smart pictures try first by themselves. It helps them to learn something new and also prepares them for solving new problems in the future.
The struggle itself toward the drawing is enough to fill a man's heart. Considering past failures, it looks like an uphill battle.
Albert Camus
Accomplishing only futile artworks is the price that must be paid for our earthly passions such as zest, grit, self-control, social intelligence, gratitude, optimism and curiosity. Pointless or interminable activities are described as Sisyphean. The rock is still rolling as the myth of Sisyphus goes downhill.
Not a Greek god, but a humble human hero who speaks of reality drawing as a Sisyphean task.
Albert Camus, Sometimes art seems like a never ending up hill battle.
The people we want to be around are the “join me at the top” people.
Aluminium etching from the plate been used for the above print (of course mirroring the picture). About the picture's existential quest for meaning in a chaotic ocean of images. So the central aspect of Sisyphus page is rock-solid and uncontestable.
Humans are goal-driven idealists. Pushing the rock gives Sisyphus a goal, and pursuing a goal tends to subdue the immediate experience of meaninglessness.
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