Kyoshi Becker McKizzie
We are living in two worlds. The world we see, and the world we perceive.
As a human being, I have the power to relate to both worlds. While interacting with the physical existence of matter, I can pull the spiritual and emotional into this world space and time.
As the physical world tries to take over our life, with technology, work, and the idea of success, we can be led into a cycle that often excludes emotion, warmth, intimacy, and genuine interactivity with others. As an artist, my work brings a mood or emotion to the many that have had it excluded from their daily routines.
Pure art reveals the genuine and promotes spiritual communication. Art can often effect your emotions by its unique characteristics. The world inside the frame window can contain needed joy and hope. It can bring out a memory, inspire a bold move, and free one up from the duties of life. Art transcends the physical by reaching to where we often cannot go and giving us the opportunity to express who we are.
Although I have been an artist 12 years, I didn’t discover photography until 2003. The medium of photography taught me to not only see, but to perceive.
