Pablito Greco Inspiring Experiences

art. major forms of artistic expression have been employed in the past in legions around the globe to support, protest, state, participate, and produce movements, trends, politics, social matters, and more. back in the days I have personally utilized my best-loved art form, dance, to dissent internationally against the fixated economic recession in my nation; which was a ramification of another impelled domino effect that arrived from U.S. banks' crash after 2008. it felt so fulfilling and the right thing to serve. I also experienced many similar artistic expressions flourishing back then, but I am afraid our present is quite altered.

absence. although we are in the midst of an unprecedented health, social, economical, you-name-it situation that affected and affecting us so much more than the 2008 crisis (in such a short amount of time!), art seems silenced (including me, the Educator X). it is like artists are in a state of absence, idling and plateauing while facing the (largely) visible economic and social disaster. artists were always the front facing individuals that made headlines, not because of what they were articulating verbally, but with what they were boldly and vocally pronounced through their art form. because art is the message; art is the medium; art is fact. but where is art? where are we the artists?

action. we must halt rendering to making art and start honestly expressing ourselves while being aligned with what is materializing around us. instead of move behind the global faulty movements, we should equal the movement. constitute the bright light and the solution to problems and issues which shines, without the necessity blood and death, in the hearts of men and women; and celebrates peace and love for life and its prerogatives. artists must rise within their almighty weapon, their creations. they have to take the red pill and not the blue.
- Educator X