Mareniduna Designs: April 2010

Art comes in all shapes and sizes. Some people get huffy about what's an art and what's "just" a craft, but then half the time, those are the same people that say things like Marcel Duchamp's "Fountain" is art, because he was looking at things from a new perspective. Marcel Duchamp's fountain is an important piece because of what it stood for and why he did it, but I'm not here to talk about that.

I believe everyone is an artist; everyone's point of view is worthy of a frame, even if it's the art of cleaning a toilet. It's not what you do, it's the fact that you do it your own way, and that's an expression of who you are. If it comes from your heart, it's worth something.

For more information on Marcel Duchamp's Fountain, click here!

As always, I can't concentrate on cleaning when I try. I inevitably get distracted by something and go off on a tangent, often without hope of return. Again today, I'm getting distracted. I was going through my art closet and trying to organize stuff when I found some old writings of mine. So, in lieu of cleaning, I'm going to share them with you.

My teenage years were like everyone else's teenage years. I spent time with my friends, I giggled at boys, and tried to figure out what life was all about. I was very ungraceful when it came to speaking, so most of the time, if I had something to say, I wrote it down. Here are my teenage thoughts on Love.