Karisma on "Sullivan's Monsters": The Interview by Carlo Borloni

The act of creation, in all its forms, is an unfathomable mystery to many.

This becomes even more incomprehensible when dealing with the subject of Abstract Art. Discipline in the practice of art alone is not enough to grasp the motives and/or the mechanisms behind every single choice made to begin, develop, and complete a work of art.

For me, this is a foundational and essential topic, not only for my professional growth but especially for my spiritual interests.

This interest of mine has sparked the need to paint something aligned with my philosophy and to write something that reflects it.

The inevitable consequence led to the creation of a body of work that I have decided to call "Sullivan's Monsters" and a written piece titled The Non-existence of Randomness and Considerations on Abstract Art.

Like every piece of writing I have published so far, the reading and sharing of this work is completely free. However, the unauthorized appropriation of intellectual property rights will be prosecuted.

Against all injustice, against all coercion, in favor of humanity and human beings.

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