The true train

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Inspiration

I have spend a lot of time in trains. As a young person, I usually met people who wanted to talk. I even got a job through a random meeting. People's life has always been a wonderful journey and made a inspiring atmosphere. Today is far between the talks. So that's the story I'd like to tell.

I am also concerned with the distance we create with technology and science. I'm thinking of connecting technology - and the art together. But do I turn the objectivity and sensibility to my head? Is art a credible truthfulness? Perhaps art's counterweight to fake news?

What is real and what is a forsimpling? Is it really real when you can sense it and can art be as objective as the technology? In addition, there are more people "checking out mentally." We are in our own world with our best friend Netflix and the phone. We do not see the world, our environment or each other. We are mostly in no-one's land - all to ourselves.

Art and science merge together. We merged with technology. Technology appears to be art and the museum functions as a laboratory with so-called data visualizations. But does it help our understanding? Does it make a connection until we actively remain present? What about our relationship with our human, morality and ethics?

I think that the link emphasizes nature's impatience. That art and science as human beings create reflection. Although we are talking about scientific data or the forms and colors of art, there are always human attempts to conceptualize phenomena that, in fact, do not allow image to be exact.

I try to visualize the invisible and make the us all feel - again. Data is also invisible. My question is whether you can perceive data if you can not perceive them sensibly. I think you can not. At the same time, data representative of our time is real, while viewing images and the art is less accurate than data.

Both numbers and colors are abstract and change in reality, but one can ask: Is the data or what we perceive is the reality?

We receive huge amounts of data that you actually need to visualize these to understand them at all. For example, an infinitely long number tells you not where in the body you are ill. Economics and politics have become so "too much information" and complicated that more ordinary people stand by. It has become a danger to the community and democracy.

Every day can be a fight with fear, lost and exclusion.

I myself are also overwhelmed by all the impressions and need to "be in my own world". I understand.