Cassius435's Comments (26)

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Influences of surrealism mirroring Dali are evident in this tragic piece. The artist seems to be suggesting the suicide of our planet is reversible, if only one cares enough to restore the balance.

- Andrea (Mother) on May 30, 2024 NEW

I think the artist may have failed to put his tools back into the kit. This is surely a comment on purple mountains majesty and how freedom has influenced the artist's very soul. Inspired piece! Bravo!

- Andrea (Mother) on May 30, 2024 NEW

This piece represents the artist's desire to explore his place in the patchwork of nature. He is clearly influenced by the ebb and flow of the lunar cycle. The fox is contemplating if his role in the environment is waxing or waning.

- Andrea (Mother) on May 30, 2024 NEW

Is this pie "easy-peasy lemon squeezy"? In this piece of pie I see a political statement about the inequities of our society... love, Mom

- Andrea on April 28, 2024

The artist statement regarding inner conflict is clearly displayed in this piece.

- Mom on April 9, 2024

The color palate shows great responsibility and oneness with the medium. The artist is clearly diving into his subconscious and drawing from personal experience.

- Mom on April 9, 2024

Rather than any implied meaning or message, the minimalist nature of this painting challenges the viewer to explore the rules encoded in the subconscious that shape our aesthetics, to consider why we find beauty in the juxtaposition of chaos and order.

- Matthew (Father) on March 7, 2024

There is a lyrical quality to this piece. The simplicity may be deceptive, as this creation points to a greater engagement with society than merely recording a passing scene. What is a monster? Who are the monsters? Keep up the good work Kiddo!

- Matthew (Father) on February 20, 2024

I feel this painting centers on an interest in the universality of our biological make-up and landscape; combined with the collective sense of the sublime. Good job Kiddo!

- Matthew on January 30, 2024

Cassius- this is really good. Totally should be framed in the house! Love- Mom

- Andrea on January 30, 2024

Turtle or road kill? Can't tell because its smiling!

- Andrea (Mother) on January 17, 2023

Great Job! This highly political work is not didactic but open and suggestive in a manner that leaves viewers asking themselves more questions about what a “Common Ground” might mean for humankind today.

- Matthew (Father) on January 17, 2023