Ohh, okay, this is a continuation of uh, the previous space. This is the 9th of December 2022 and we tried to just sort out the rugging and it didn't work. So what uppity. We'll try and get everybody back as quick as possible and we'll continue the whole thing again, but hopefully everything will be back in order and that's just part of the.

I don't know why it shutdown, I usually do that all time when I'm host. I can get out and come back and it will the space will be still going, but for you it's just I don't know why it didn't work.

Ohh it's okay it's okay um um. But it's quite a slip because then usually everybody loses the link of the original space so they can't use the DM now to link to this space. And I don't like giving the whole thing out again. So yeah, it's okay it's okay ohh.

No, don't worry, don't worry. I mean, people will come back. Don't worry.

Ohh.

Yeah, they'll come back. They're thousand now. But I mean, I've done, I've sent out a lot of DMS and they can't use that DM now to link to the spice, but it's okay, we'll make it work.

They'll go from the profile.

Through the profile.

Ohh.

No. If they really want you, they will. And we've had like so many different speakers of us requesting to be up on top.

That now we'll just have to restart that. But I know everybody knew that we were gonna try that, and I suppose everybody knows that it failed. So yeah.

They do. They do. Go. Come back. It was going good.

Yeah, so that that, uh, interview with Salya there was actually the main interview of tonight.

I've really been looking forward to that interview because, you know, I wasn't able to communicate with her in terms of, you know, her had that language barrier, so I first needed to get a translator.

And uh, it was awesome to have uh, the translator there today that just kind of enabled me to have that interview with Salya.

Okay so.

Together I like ferrets, was fantastic.

Okay, good. So now we'll have to ask everybody's help once again to retweet the room, because now the original room is lost. So I will have to make sure that people know that the room is available again. So we'll just wait for everybody to quickly rejoin.

Yeah, please do share.

Yes. So let before we continue, let's just give it a few moments for just people to rejoin the room. Um, I do know that they will kind of know that it's um.

It's available again.

Yes. Okay, centina. That was quite a juggle. You know, it's not the first time where that's happened to me. You know, when I I I'm so bad, when I get kicked out of the room, I get kicked out.

I think you need to get an iPhone, man. I'm sorry it doesn't it doesn't have to iPhone 14 because I there's something about the and let me tell you right now.

I I've held a 26 hour space before.

As an Android, in no way.

And The funny thing is, I I, I don't.

Nah, Nah. Case something. I disagree.

Have you hold the 24 hour space with the Android, then we can talk.

But I'm just saying.

No, I did. I yeah, you're right, you're right. iPhones tend to have more features when it comes to Twitter spaces.

Yeah.

This is a network. There's something with the network I think, because the what happens is I actually can jump out the space with, I'll be honest.

Being straight up during the 24 hours I jumped out of space, many times I end up rugging and also I jumped between networks. I was in Wi-Fi, then I went to data, they went back to Wi-Fi. But what usually happens when I switched between networks between Wi-Fi and data, what usually happens is I'll stop hearing people.

So if I'm the host, I say, alright, I can't hear you, you gotta jump down and bring you up. And I finally realise it only happened when I switched networks.

Ohh yeah and that's it. I don't know. Also I noticed the iPhone also for if you go to countries where certain apps not working, iPhone can use VPN much better than androids.

So there's definitely something to it.

What exactly is we'd have to get a tech person to explain it but the iPhone is not just being what's it called towards? Ohh yeah we're we're for Apple. There's some network that they have extra that Android said like we're not, we're not going to pay for that or we don't need to do that something extra.

You're right. But I got an Android. And the reason why I get an Android is because I can, you know, I like to just get in the system and change stuff. iPhone does not give me that option, but I do jump.

What do you mean by change stuff? What do you mean by change stuff?

No, just like, you know, just, um, like a lot of settings in terms of.

Appearance and all that you know.

There is.

No, you can do an iPhone, just different. It's different. I actually had a similar idea for you for in terms of Apple MacBook and the other one, it's it's you just have to figure out how to do it. It's not as user friendly, but it's everything is available.

Now it might be.

Yeah.

And they have some other stuff like AirDrop. If, if you, if you, if you don't know what an air, have an apple, an iPhone, you know an AirDrop isn't. That is the coolest thing I've ever seen. You don't need. We can have Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, I think. I don't know. Andrew has something that can match that. I don't know.

Smart view, Smart view, smart view you can cast on any device nearby.

And also what about sharing wifis?

But it's an AirDrop is a bit more advanced, I agree on that. But again, even with Android.

Yeah, yeah, you can do that too. With Android, however, I jump out of spaces and get in and I'm talking about maybe not 24 hour spaces, but I've, I've, I've been, you know, hosting spaces up to like 5 hours straight. You know, jumping and jump out. It allows me to come back into space. But you are right about switching Wi-Fi to data. It kind of loses some of the speakers. I mean you can hear some and you know, you, you, you got to have them.

Dropped and then come back. So I agree on that.

Yeah, also so cool, you have two iPhone. You can jump between one iPhone to another iPhone on the space as a host, which is weird.

I don't know if you can do that as an Android. You haven't yet. Let's say you have an iPhone 6 and an iPhone 7. You could jump. You can jump between two spaces, but I think I would recommend nowadays 10 and above.

Because the what's called the the the updates are getting making the the phones cannot keep up with it like iPhone 7 is freezing a lot but yeah but anyway yeah but I think if you have two iPhone you can jump I don't know how you can juggle with androids like can you jump to and I have a lot of stories where someone jumped from an iPhone and Android and it rugged like yell what were you what were you thinking?

And I think that's more of a an app thing.

Like Twitter page like it's if Twitter allows that to do. I mean you can do it but.

That's so.

But there's one time like I don't I have to admit where where shit goes wrong. The last weekend when Twitter was acting up, androids were to shit, iphone's were not working like you would. You could not enter the space unless you had an Android. And actually what I actually did when I entered this space during the last weekend when there's a Twitter glitch, I actually entered with VPN with the iPhone. That's the only way. And I couldn't believe that that's what shit came to. But yeah.

Now it's over, I think, yeah.

What I don't really like is iPhone owners do have the sound effects.

What?

Spaces I don't have some effects, androids don't have some effect.

What do you mean what do you, what do you, what are you talking about? You mean you mean that one you're talking about soundboard or are you talking about?

Some word, yes.

And they don't have it. I think if they do, just got update.

I did update it.

No, they don't.

They don't.

I updated.

Are you serious?

Yeah.

Yes.

It sucks.

And.

I mean, if if anybody has it has an Android and has the soundboard, please let me know how they did it and I'll do it. But you know.

No, it's not possible.

How about how about the voices?

No, no.

Voice.

Nothing.

Ah.

Okay. So just want to just a quick, just something quick there. Uh, just, uh, I request everybody to quickly just retweet the room there because we lost the previous room. So we have to just quickly make everybody know that the room is up and running again. So, but we can continue with this space again. But I just want you to have a nice audience and we just lost the entire audience there. So just a quick request there if it's possible for everybody just to kind of help us.

Now they just get everybody back.

It's done. It's, I think, what we should do next time we're going about the rug. You say everybody. If I, if I, if I die, I will. If the faith dies, it will be resurrected.

Ohh.

They don't like that.

Yeah, I wish we could say that. Right before we we tried that, we tested that little black.

Where's the other chick that was saying ohh do what you can do and then as soon as she spoke it rubbed. It was hilarious. I laughed. Sorry.

They said the last words and the last word and then it closed.

And I don't have anyone saw that.

Yeah, no. What a funny. What a funny. It's not funny.

Right, but she's lucky she it it drugged right after she finished speaking.

Hmm.

And then despise rocket. And then I couldn't get back in because then it took me I'd when I went back, I just went out and there was literally no time spent and the space was gone. There wasn't even an option to join it again.

Yo, no, because by the time, by the way, the time you jumped out, it was too late. There's a time. There's like a time when your rug, when it's rugging you, have like a little bit of a window where you can jump in and out. I think by the time you decide to jump out, it was already pretty late. He was about to shut down. I think if you even stayed a little longer, it would have just gone white and it would have been done.

Yeah, true that. True that.

But yeah, I'll quickly I'll I'm busy um, telling everybody that the space is back up so, you know while the speakers anyway, so.

We'll continue in a moment.

But uh, we had a quick, quite a good lineup there actually. I was looking forward to the hearing everybody speak. I'm actually glad that at least we introduced everybody.

Meanwhile, do we have the all five studio? Were you the one with the poetry?

Ohh.

That is correct, yeah.

I am.

That is awesome. Then while we're waiting, maybe we could hear.

One or two?

Ohh yeah no without a doubt.

See what's a good one I could do? OK so.

Just a little introduction to the poetry. So I have this collection I'm not going to show right now, so I'll just do the poetry. So I have this collection called Donna Bella, which means beautiful woman, and it's a collection of a series of.

Poetic artworks based on poems. I paint them using a computer mouse, and I write the poems while painting them, so this is going to be a piece from that collection.

By the way, there are 100 of these, but this is going to be one of the pieces. The title of this piece is called the Queen of Sons.

And this is how it is read.

At last, the time has come.

Where beauty and grace are elevated like a blessing, she illuminates the world with sincerity. She adores it. She has become a mother.

One who accepts all that is given to her. She is the symbol of truth and the source of life. The gardener of youth, the son's on life.

There is an essence to her.

Something bewildering to define for flowers bloom in her shadow.

As a queen.

She personifies the divine.

And thank you. That is the Queen's sons.

Ohh, that's awesome man. That's really awesome.

That was awesome, bro.

Thank you. Thank.

I wish. I wish I could talk like your bro.

Yeah, you really have such a, um, strong voice. You really. That's so true. Um, uh, you know, when you speak, it really feels like, you know, you've you've got that deep voice that just really makes a.

It kind of come come through and you know a lot of clarity in your voice as well and that also brings a lot of attention to your to your voice.

Thank you. Thank you. I appreciate that.

Yeah, I do. I do believe in.

I do have a lot of emotions when I write my poems, so I think the way that they should be read should be as emotional or as impactful as the written.

What are Poland's without emotions? Men.

Facts.

Ohh yeah. No, it's it's it's fun. It's it's a good, it's a good thing. And you know, it's it's one thing with my arts or myself as an artist. I think the things I do as an artist is I have 3 methods of reaching my audience. The first is if my visuals cannot captivate you.

Then my words should if my words can't, then my voice should. So at least one of those will be able to, you know, to to ingrain something in your heart. But yeah, I'm glad you.

No absolutely love it man and you know it really speaks about South much that it's actually a good thing that you you are here to kind of like listen listen to yourself and kind of like get the opportunity to meet other fellow artists as well because that's that's a really that's really important you know and I love the fact that you know art combines that you know you get the opportunity to um.

You know, meet with other musicians and you know, painters and all these different type of people who all really have an artist like you. You know, they just expressed emotions in a different way. But you're a multi talented artist and you know, besides the poetry you should tell us about more, you know, tell us about all the other things that you also do.

Yeah, I mean if I should start that would be that might take a whole, whole hour to describe everything I do, but to give a little run through it's.

The reason for so my name is Jefferson or you can call me Jeff or or offline. And the reason for me creating offline studios is.

It came from the idea of me wanting to express all the creative outlets that I could possibly do.

So which includes my, my paintings, my digital paintings, my, my photography because I also do photography my.

My I I'm also a musician, which I should have mentioned earlier. So I do a lot of music as well. So I and I'm a voice actor.

Ohh I can see you that much.

I won't say I I wouldn't say I'm a professional voice actor because I don't have a gig yet, but I could confidently say that I am a voice actor at least.

Then.

What else do I do?

Um, so yeah. No. That's the whole reason for all Flex studios and in the NFT space I wanted to focus a lot more on the digital aspect and the photography as well with the poetry, so.

I started a while ago. I've been in the space for quite a while and there's a way that I want to do it where I'm easing myself in and easing my audience in as well. I initially started the space with photography, and from photography I ended up with doing my digital arts. Then I, you know, came up with Donna Bella and I incorporated my poetry with Donna Bella then.

After Donna Bella I started doing the vocals because people loved hearing me recite the poems and spaces. So it's started doing the vocals with my NFT as well. Then the next thing that you will be seeing from all Fly Studios is.

Nfts, which you will all love. Trust me, you'll love it.

But, but yeah, no, that is pretty much what I would say that I do currently.

I plan on doing a lot more, but we'll see how the future holds.

Now you know what, uh, I'm Jeff and what I'm gonna do is I'm actually going to quickly reach you the win orders a voice spam and then I just, I'm just basically using it to kill a bit of time. But yes, I I've really kind of like felt that, you know in this in this years kind of being you know, involved in with the lives of so many artists. You know, you really kind of.

Become so enlightened by so many different artists that you can't help but really kind of be influenced as well.

And I wrote this kind of as a thank you to the followers of blue to black back in the day. And it just really, um, I just really, I want people to feel inspired by it and I want people to feel motivated by it because that's essentially what it was meant to be. It was meant to kind of explain what emotions I recognise, you know, as as the audience or you know, as a fellow artist in terms of art. And, you know, this is kind of really geared towards.

Performing odds, but it also touches upon visual odds, and it's called when art is a voice, and I hope that you all enjoy this.

A faint whisper of resonant frequency.

Blondes a seed, a vision of emotion.

You feel that energy begins to get pulse.

This urge start where you have to express this glimpse of Stardust.

Your subconscious breathes into it, and you feel the urge to create.

Your heart bursts in every bit of sympathy for the preservation of beauty. You have to capture this memory before it escapes into oblivion.

When artists have voice, it causes you to react. It starts breathing. A dawn's emerge beatings, both lyrics forms and appearance of colours shines. When Ord breathes, it exhales a voice so unique, so authentic and original, it shouts for mercy.

It cries for the darkness and yells for justice.

It sings of peace and romance and screams against injustice.

Weeps for life and loss of innocence.

It is stern and confident. It needs to be felt and demands an audience. It speaks through symbolism and a dialect of cultural linguistics. It reflects on a human condition and it intends on understanding. It begs for communication and interpretation as it whispers a faint resonant frequency.

That's beautiful. Really beautiful.

No, yeah, that that was the theme of when artists are voice and there was actually a couple of people, including sanctuary of happiness that actually was involved in that, in that whole thing. So I see he's not here anymore. But yes, it really has been such an awesome joyride because so many artists collaborated on it and they gave their own kind of visual interpretation of it. And it just shows that, you know, there is a very special link between.

Performing odds and visual odds and it is our role to really make them come together and make the future be both.

So that, you know, performing performance odds can benefit from visual odds and visual arts can benefit from performing arts. And I just wanted to say that looks like we're almost at a full panel again. So we are definitely going to start with the interviews now again. And as a matter of fact since guys and Tina is right there on top casentino, let's start with Utica.

Am I raging again?

See. Can you hear us? No, you're OK. But can he hear us?

Okay.

I'm not sure.

Casentino, are you there?

OK, that's not a problem. Uh, we can quickly just move on to the next one.

Sorry, sorry, I was far away. I'm here.

Okay. So casentino um, how about we start with you now? So now we're going to start with you and we're just gonna run through the whole thing again.

So please introduce yourself there quickly and then tell us about your latest artwork, what you've been doing, what type of artist you are and you know, just let us in into what and who is casentino the artist?

Okay will do. Let's rock'n'roll with that one. Ohh. Good morning, good afternoon, good evening. We're wherever your space from. Names case, santino.

I like our artists usually telling stories, but I like to tell stories and the different way I like to tell stories within stories.

Um.

I got into NFT because I felt that a lot of the art that I was doing was not really representative of what I like to do, because like I found out the the real world or web two, web one, a lot of the art.

Used to previously do would be.

More of the interests of the what what the market was but and I found out in the NFT world you can do what you do and there's a there's a great market where everyone can be relate. So like let me just go through what I I let me just show you a bit of what I like to do. One of the things I like to do is draw art of memories like the the the best show I saw in the last decades which is GOT Game of Thrones.

Another thing I like to do is to to actually.

Draw art, telling stories of what's going on, atrocities in a different part of the world, such as a military officer.

Getting going around, waking up hitting innocent civilians.

As a as a real issue and the last thing but not least thing I like to do is to draw art. I meant in a different way through the lens of animation, because I've felt that when we draw a picture, they say a picture is worth 1000 words. So what the what would be the value of animation?

I decided that there's probably 10 times or more, 100 times more than value. So I decided to get further and what I'm doing and do animation, and that's what I what I did. And that's about me. So telling stories of memories, telling stories of atrocities, health happening elsewhere, and telling stories in the form of animation.

And yeah, that's about me. Thank you all for listening. Feel free to light and retweet and back to you, Blues black.

And to then and the other cohost night.

Yeah. So, um, casentino, what you're for getting to say is that, you know, the reason why casentino is such a legend is because he really is such a helpful person. He reminds him, you know, we've got a lot of legends here in this space tonight, actually, we've got casentino, we've got night, we've got a Riyadh.

Richard, uh and we've got so many other people here in the listening. There's also just so helpful and, you know such great space hosts that you know they really bring people together and they really represent this helping hand that stretches out to the artist and help to make other artists, you know, popular. And that is such a noble thing to do and despite the fact that you know, he takes care of, you know, such a a large community of.

Artist and helping them be seen and I'm talking to you Raja at as well.

That you know it is. It is awesome to know that you know Casentino is also one of the first S Sudanese NFD artists currently living in.

Ohh, Saudi Arabia isn't it?

But yes, uh, you know, it is such a noble thing that, you know, I mean, I am a promoter. That's what I do, you know, but you guys are artist and you're taking it. You're taking what you're doing as an artist and you're kind of like broadening your horizon and you're giving this this wonderful advice and all this wonderful experience and and you know.

Like you you, you, you're taking the shine that you're getting and you're transferring it over to the other artists. So casentino Richard, are you guys are absolutely, absolutely a pleasure to have here because in my books you guys are absolutely top notch. And it's it is actually funny that guy Santino's got a A community called top notch artist that I actually think that you're the most top notch artist of all of them. So case and you know absolute pleasure.

That you your.

And yes, and now, um, any last words take isn't, you know?

Absolutely nothing.

I don't love that. Thank you. You. You flatter me. The the only thing I just like to say is I think all of us should have the mission. I know I'll be honest, when I came and cheese I came to sell. But I think we should kind of a different mindset. Let's try and get famous before we die. That's what I think. Because most artists, they don't get famous until they die, which is sad, but why don't we do the the reversed way? That's why I think so. More blockchains, more art.

Everywhere. And yeah, keep grinding and back back to your blue to black.

OK, so and night, let's move to you now quickly there I introduce yourself what you do as an artist and then please post some stuff there on top.

I will do that. I like what a little quake. I like what casentino just said now.

On top of everything that you know, he his perspective on making art and all that.

Were really piqued. My attention was ohh let's get famous.

I would really, you know, I'd love that idea, but there is something that.

Really keeps me.

On the line and it's the.

He.

Spirit of the how.

We get famous. I would prefer to really.

Ohh.

Not the how as you know, always referring to the way we get famous. If you guys have seen Ender's Game, there's a part when Ander realises that it was not a game. He actually vanished the whole specie and it really pisses him off. And then Harrison Ford, who plays the main guy, walks in and says.

Why are you you know it doesn't matter. Because we want, you know, and that's what really matters. And then ender.

Turns to him is played by a guy named Elijah. Turns to him and says the way we win matters.

And it really, that part touched me because sometimes trying to reach the top, we forget about who we step on and all the things that we do, and then somehow we lose the way of who we really are. We lose the part that keeps us or or we lose whoever we were when we started. And it's just not the right thing to do, I think the way.

We reach their matters and so, yes, this is nights. I'm an Albanian, a Music Writer.

A painter. I play guitar. I play a bit of piano. Still learning.

Recently been focused on digital art. It it fascinates me. It really it you know I I try to as I was telling on the previous space to little back, I don't really really try to.

Keep everything like on reality. No. Well, unreal like just create something that would resign with rail stuff. Let's say I would, you know, I would go with countryside or I would go with a human face or I would go with a a just something that is we can actually, you know, interact with on daily basis. But then the message.

That I um, you know I tried to take a message out of it and as all all Fly Studio was reading up the poetry, which I really loved the poetry read. I tried to add a version two with the you know, digital art I generate just like it. It's it's a way of combination of you know what a I brings on the table and then what human adds to it on top of it and it's just you know.

I tried to make it as as as attachable as possible you know, but always carrying a message seeing into.

A human face seeing, you know, seeing through the eyes or just looking at a tree in the middle of the field. You know, what do we get out of it? What is that telling us? And This is why, you know, I'm fascinated first place and then I try to, you know, just add to it so that fascination becomes complete artistically and and always carrying a message with it. So yes.

I am still learning, you know, and but it's it's intriguing and it it keeps me attached and I love doing it. I love doing it.

As I loved.

Carrying a, you know, just conveying a message to a song when I used, you know, when I would sit down and write a song or just playing 2-3 chords on the guitar and what that, you know, what's the message that goes with it.

But I always go for, you know, what builds and what motivates and what inspires, because it really matters. It does matter.

Thank you.

And have you got your guitar day today?

No, not yet. It's in my house. It's a countryside. I usually go there, you know?

Weekends, but been busy with work and stuff for the past three weekends. Actually three weeks and I couldn't actually get hold of it. But I will let you know through the back, most likely in the next two upcoming weekends. So let's call it two upcoming space. I will be having my guitar with me when I'm in the space and would be happy to, you know, sing a song or two.

But I really love being among artists.

It's really, you know.

It does a thing and inspires you for for more. So love you guys.

Absolutely, absolutely.

And if so, which one of these artworks that I posted there on top would you like to talk about? Because the one I actually want to talk about is this one where the things we know but don't speak about. Do you want to talk? Tell me about that.

Am I? Am I rugging?

No, you're not again.

I can hear you.

Ohh.

I can hear you.

Can you guys hear me?

Loud and clear.

Yes, I can hear you now, so.

Ohh alright, alright alright well this one is.

It's a fully AI AI generated. Um, I actually did it earlier today and it's a little girl just looking at something and then it gives the first thing that comes to your mind is there is something in there, but if there's no words, it's just the look that gives you, you know, like you you're sitting, let's say this way, this way, you sitting with people around the table and then there's always this person that just.

Looks, you know, and it like stares around, but you can tell it holds something inside and that actually, actually it's it. It represents every single one of us that we always, every single one of us has something inside, but we don't talk about it. You know, that could be for specific reasons. That could be because we don't have someone to trust or rely, you know, so we can talk about the things.

That we hold inside and it's it's it hurts actually because you know sometimes ohh 2-3 days ago there was this space there was in and people were talking about how sometimes it's somehow it's easier to just trust some random person out there on these Twitter spaces because it fails. You know it's not the person in front of you but it feels like you can trust this. You just get the.

We just share things with that person and and this was actually from a professional in terms of how we perceive things around us and when you look at this it's that you know it's.

It's that view. It's that emotion that you know that that idea that you get that.

You have things inside, but you can't actually ohh share them. You don't. You don't talk about them, you know.

Most of the time it's fear what could cause back the reaction that could be caused most you know sometimes or a fear of of judgment or or just in general something that holds that inside and it and it just it creates the pressure in us and which is not good.

On health basis, because sooner or later that thing is going to come out and the more is pressured inside, the more, the bigger the explosion is going to be when it comes out and it's not good. So it's always good to have someone to talk to.

Home.

But I always love the idea that when when people look at the art I generate, I always ask them, what do you guys see?

And here.

What are you guys seeing here? What this tells. I mean, when you look, let's say you look at this somewhere on an exhibition or random, or you walking to a home, somebody's home, and you see this on the wall. What do you, what do you pick? What's the first thing that you pick?

On this and the next one that you posted.

It's just Nate. I love nature. I'm in love with nature. You know? Sometimes I just get out there and just walk and it's it's, you know, that even though with all the sounds of the nature that you get to, you know, perceive, I tell you what, it's still the quietness.

It's still considered you know the quietness of nature though you have birds and you know little wind in here and leaves and this and that. But you still you consider the quietness because it's not too much for the year and it's just you merge into it and it just it's the feeling that you're like it is quiet. It is like the beautiful part of being in there because it's not considered noise. It's considered a beautiful sound unless emerges you in.

Yeah, that's it. You'll see a lot of nature stuff that I'll post. I love it. I like to portray different parts of human character as well. When I post human face, when I generate human faces based art.

But it is always, you know, the message that I'm focused on caring it. Usually that comes even with just a phrase, the sentence, or a verse or two, like a poetry type.

But yeah, let's say this.

Why don't you read us a little a little poem there, why don't you?

Ohh.

Say that again, littlebeck.

Why don't you read us one of your poems?

Alright, I'll be glad to. OK, it should be posted down somewhere in my profile posted.

A week or two ago.

I think I'm going to go with.

Well, let's put it this way. There's a short one. It's a four line verse. It's called sailing ship. This is a very short one. And then I would like to read another one. It's a bit longer, all right.

When you were smashed against the wall.

That's true nature, you'll see.

After all, what is life but a sailing ship in a stormy sea?

This one was a short one just came. And keep in mind guys when I when I put this when I write the verses it's everything is written as it comes out there. It's between me uploading the image I just generated.

And then clicking on the tweet button, the verse part, the versus part is between there. So it might not be the perfect, the perfect way, but it's just the way as it come.

All right, I will read you.

This one poetry.

It showed. It talks about a man. It's from a man's perspective, talking about the lady of the lovers, the love of his life, waiting somewhere for him.

And what happens on the way is he goes back it actually represent.

The beautiful stuff, all the blessings that we have right in front of us. But then we get so attached into the things that we desire that we actually forget about, you know, that the things we need are the most important part. And looking to have more and more, searching for more. Constantly we get lost again, and then we forget about all the blessings and all the good stuff that is right there, but we still, you know, complain.

This Pro is set to look for more human nature.

All right.

Here we go. It's called my lady who waits for me.

I will travel fields and mountains.

Why the sky and sail the sea?

Well, let my love lead the way to the lady who waits for me.

Too long have I been away.

But my love only greater will be.

I live for her and the desires of the lady who waits for me.

Years passed by.

Ohh sorry, missed the thread.

One second.

The road back seems all. The road back seems so long. The stop here and stop there took my mind off my mission. My lady was beautiful and fair.

Waited long and lost all patience.

So went off then looking for me.

To greedy got eye on worthless things, her true love to blind to see.

You're just passed by and time grew old.

She was there, looking for me. She'd Call My Name, tremor, the world. But I was deaf and blind to hear and see. The world had taken me away, showed me some collars of cheap value. So a true man somehow lost his way away from all that is true.

Many and many years after suddenly my heart found its sweep. My lady finally I remembered she has been waiting for me.

I ran back on breakfast steps to her, with whom I'll forever be twice too late, because the world.

Killed me.

And had my lady.

Sorry and my lady who waited for me.

Um, this. You know, I just wanted to represent this, you know, what we look for out there and what we, you know, need.

What the need is that we have, you know, of toward that, that we actually need. Sometimes we tend to really mess that up.

And forget.

And that leads back to what I was telling Casentino earlier.

Of somewhere on the way, we just lose our way and we forget who we were when we actually started. Because everyone starts with good intentions and like the biblical saying goes, all men, all those who fell.

We're good men once.

I think it's very important for us to keep ourselves and keep on track.

And that's it. Because with the art we create.

We can help someone. We can save someone or crush someone.

With the art we make.

We can make someone love someone or make someone hate someone.

So it matters the art that we create.

Love you guys. Love you blue to black. Thank you.

Thank you very very much. And so we do blue to black does have about 8 go Ghost and so we don't do kind of alternate between them and most of the time. So the other codes, these primal keys, so primal key, why don't you introduce yourself too quickly again and this time start with the whole little journey there and I will go through your profile and kind of.

We feel things on top there, but yes, tell us about the journey and tell us about your you know, the music and everything else.

Ohh yeah. So thanks for having me on blue. So primal, key singer-songwriter, and yeah, I I used to play music like a long time ago and somebody ran a red light and hit me.

And for like 10 years, I didn't play my music and I started playing little pieces here and there. I've just relearning songs off the radio. And I and I think it was in your space that somehow I stumbled upon you and you saw singer-songwriter or something. And you mentioned playing my songs. And I was like I haven't played my songs in like 10 years. And then I started playing my songs again, some in your spaces and some in some others. And so that's that's kind of the journey. And I've been tryin

I think I've heard you once. Yeah. When you sang here, I was actually awesome.

What do you know what? You are a brilliant artist and it is such a pleasure to be part of that journey.

Little black I think you are.

Working out again? Or is it only for miners?

Dragging.

Yeah, I think no, I think he might be rugging or he can't hear you.

Sort of like you're there.

No, I'm raging.

Yeah.

I can hear him.

I'm here, but I can't. I can't speak.

Put on, put on the captions, put on the captions.

Jump back into the Wi-Fi.

Yeah, no, my Twitter's frozen on me. Uh, you'll uh, you'll just have to maybe have video hard. Why don't you? Didn't just so quickly.

Okay, um.

I'm not doing anything. I'm. I'm. I'm writing this one out.

Yeah, I can. I can do that. I don't know if night's talking still um, it's showing that they are.

No, I can't. I can hear you. Can you hear me? I'm not talking anymore.

Awesome.

I can hear you.

Ohh yeah I can hear you OK. It just showed your thing so I just wasn't sure if you were talking. I didn't want to over talk you cause seems like we got some veggie things going on in the space already. So hi everybody my name's CCI, am half of the creative team here at Vale Heart and my journey here started at the beginning of the year and it kind of started and glass. I really enjoyed glass and I came through.

Discord was introduced to PFP and which introduced me to nfts.

That brought me into spaces. I became a space host. I enjoyed it a lot. I met some amazing people out here. I've made some phenomenal connections, some great friends, and along the way I met my friend Sallo and we decided to do some art together. He's teaching me how to edit, how to get my creative thoughts and some of my thoughts out creatively.

You know how to express them. And I have had so much fun learning this process and that's where Val Hart came along and we are creating together and we are producing art on several different blockchains. We were on, we're on Polygon, we're over on Ethereum. We've got a little bit over on, we've got one over on eight over on voice. So we're kind of playing.

Round right now, my my sweet spot right now what we just started is our I'm calling it Vale heart of the day. And I am going to be trying to produce something everyday and so that you guys can kind of see what's going on, maybe what's on my mind, what's in my heart, or just something that's bothering me or something that I saw. And I'm going to try to get that.

Out in art form and mint to try to get it out there and I'm going to try to get it out there at a price point that people can afford. Right now we've got on at like five $5 on wrapped death on Polygon or whatever over there, so.

Is on open. See. So it's I I'm doing it more to get my creative side out, to get my thoughts and I I'm enjoying it a lot. I'm I'm learning so much about myself while doing this and it it's something new and I have just had a lot of fun doing it and having spaces like this where I can come in and just kind of share what's going on. It's been a lot of fun.

So thank you for giving me the time to come up and share. And if you guys wanna follow along on the process, I'd love it if you could turn on those notifications and just follow along for those daily tweets and the art for the day.

Well, you know, CC, you really are an awesome person. And you know, you have this something about your voice that is just so inviting that it really is a pleasure to hear your voice. And it's really such a pleasure to, you know, just meet the character behind the odds. And I think that it's been a very special journey and that I hope that this journey continue for a much longer time because you are essential and you're needed and I hope that you understand.

And you know that by now.

Um I am learning as I'm going um that my spaces um when I was space hosting cause this is my this is my secondary account here on video heart. I do have my primary account on my CC account and that's why I go to my space hosting and everything and I've realised that me being a me out here trying to promote Leonhart and show our work um I'm kind of realising where my placement.

There in spaces where it was vital, where it is vital and where I was kind of helping the community even when I didn't realise that I was. And it's kind of opening up my eyes here now to a whole different aspect of here I am now in the speaker panel and trying to share everything versus being the host and trying to get you guys to share about yourselves. I'm.

Trying to share about me and it is, it is a completely different role and it's it's taking me out of a completely different comfort zone and I've kind of had a hard time doing it. But being comfortable places like this, I really appreciate it.

It's good to have you here, your heart.

Could talk. All right, we got, we got all a lot of speakers.

We definitely love having you on board, so.

Yep.

Thank you.

Yes, I'm gonna go straight to Rajat. Rajat, how you doing today?

It's actually Riyadh should be Riyadh.

Yeah, it's Riyadh, Riyadh, Riyadh.

You know, read area.

You don't know how to spell my name guys. Shall I suicide? What's wrong with you guys? It's our say after me. Ohh.

Uh, you?

We did good. We did good riots. We did get Riyadh.

It's the Riyadh.

Yeah.

You'll come back like Jesus with that hair. Come back like Jesus, don't worry.

30 odd.

Yes. So first of all, hi guys. How are you?

I'm good. Thank you, man.

We're doing great. How are you?

We good. So all of you guys open your mic and say hi real open the mic 123, go ahead. Yeah.

Ohh.

Ariane.

By the.

Hi, rianne.

I read.

Great, alright, great.

Inside right now.

Yeah, great. So, uh, just tell me guys what's going on.

Not much, would you?

Well, it's all about you.

Okay, it's about me. So what's about me? Shoot me.

You know what?

Are you still single?

How did you know? Actually, I'm still single, yes, unfortunately so.

Dang it, I figured by now you would have got that girlfriend.

Actually for me if. I.

Or partner, let me let me rephrase that, partner.

Actually, if I have a girlfriend, guys, the whole universe will know that I have a girlfriend. So it's OK, guys, you know?

Yes.

I go what do you mean? I don't know a lot about read. What do you do? Ohh what kind of art are you an artist?

He's more than aware.

Internet.

No, actually I came here just like preparing dishes or make some cooking for the guys that teach them how to cook. And so now, for God's sake, how are you night? Are you good?

I am doing okay man. I don't seriously. I was very sincere. Please don't get maybe everybody here knows you, but I don't. So I asked since you left.

Weird it medium you must know that ignite riad's gonna take the piss out of you whenever he gets the chance. So you just have to take him with a pinch of salt and then you just have to enjoy him because yes, let me tell you riot, you are a legend. And you know I love going to spaces as well. I I I don't usually talk in them. I just listen. I just sit there in the background and kind of laugh at, you know, you're little comments and you and you know I just think you're such a sharp guy and.

We would love for you to tell us more about, you know, your little art and you know what you're doing and that beautiful journey that you've been telling me about, about the transition from, you know, our architect to an amazing artist. And it's just such a beautiful story that I would love for you to share it again.

And that that blockchain that you're on there.

Ohh love you guys great so.

Actually, for me, for the people who don't know me.

Originally um Syrian OK from country called Syria. So in Syria southerly they decided to make civil war there. So the people were starting to kill each other and for stupid reason uh, some political issues there. So I used to be a student for student for architecture.

And architecture, in order to graduate you have to have five years of studies. So for me, I study four years and only one year left for me to continue the architectural degree so that the Syrian civil war War happened. So I had to drop out of Syria directly. So I came to the boy and the boy I couldn't have visa because they told me Syrian nationality was little hard to have reason.

Like that time. So I told me the only way to have visa you need to study. So I told him OK, I continue my study there. They told me no way because you have we have different education system so they forced me to do economy and business management. So I used to go down to streets at that time and start to sketch, actually sketch building, sketch people, sketch anything.

And do all of this stuff, and I became the head of art. Even I met the sheikhs, I met royal family since the universities, and I do all of that. Then I became the head of art in the university. Then I graduate as an architect. I found a way to continue my studies.

I took her words in architecture. I work with governments in UNESCO office was the many orders last May are there. I worked with was Joel measured so was in charge of his properties and UAE.

For me, uh after that I quit the job. Uh, of course I they announced me as one of the creative architects of the boy and I have golden visa as the one of the talents here by as an architecture for 10 years in Dubai. And also I have certificate of achievement and art from His Excellency. So he'll alzarooni also my art being collected by Minister of.

Power and Dubai, the physical artwork and also the Minister of Youth for Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed. Just so for me I have lovely career but for crazy reason I quit my job.

So I found myself into the NFD.

I love it because why? Imagine that everyday you have to come to office, meet the people, the same drama every time, the same concept. You are doing all of this stuff 24 hours. So I started to depend on my name because I have some TV shows about linking out with architecture so that I can do my own project. People contact me to make something unique and also I depend on the NFD.

That's all. So I just like to come to spaces, engage with the people. I have little background in art and all of them would discuss the artwork. I love to discuss other things with people and this is the whole story, providing some values, providing some information, providing some art. So.

And regarding your question night, for me, I do multiple type of art. I do line art, I do painting, I do photography, I do scribblings, I do 3D models, I do. Fashion I do.

Ohh, multiple stuff broke so I have multiple collection, multiple blockchain. So this is the whole story about me man.

So you got a lot of cookies. I just checked some of them there they.

Yeah, they're very tasty.

Ohh love you.

Thank you bro.

Good job really. No, I wouldn't was check some of your art stuff really good. But my question was very sincere man.

It was ohh.

You got some real good pieces out there. Really good.

Good job.

Ohh thank you bro.

No problem.

Yeah, nice to meet you. Relax.

Nice to meet you. Night. Maybe we didn't talk before you go.

Just follow me.

And I got you got to get this, you know this is I got your name right at least.

Love you bro.

It's.

Love you too, man. Alright, I'll bring it back. We'll be up next.

You know what I just wanted to say, Riyadh, it is such a motivational story. They have, you know, imagining the whole journey and what must have been going through your mind and all the insecurities that you have had on this journey and how you kind of strive just to better yourself and how you finally reached it. And just the the, the important role that you're playing in the spaces today and just, you know, how your character just really shines through.

And how you know you are a vital person and you know you. You shine this light onto other artworks that you know you are a brilliant spice house as well. I just wanted to say that. And you know, don't stop. Don't stop doing it. I mean, case and everybody, you're dead now. She will vouch for that. You know, you're doing a great job and for all means just don't stop. You know, I look forward to the opportunity of one day collaborating with you.

Ohh lovely brochure. Actually I make huge collaboration and make open call for artists. So we sold more than 15 artwork brother between East and Tasos and all of this stuff. So it was really lovely and maybe we can make something unique together low to back, so why not?

Thank you and I appreciate that.

So now let's just go down the line up there, all Fly studios. Jeff.

Jeffrey, are you there?

Sorry, my phone is rugging for a bit. Um.

Was it me you're you're calling?

Yes, why don't you take your turn now and let us get to know you a little bit. The earlier it's time time when you kind of spoke there, nobody was in the room. So I don't think it was fair on you. So by all means, introduce yourself to everybody, what you do as an artist and just how multi talented you are. And then I'll go through your profile a bit and I'll put a few things on top there.

Sounds good, sounds good. Yes, I can definitely do that. So I do want to give a little quick introduction as well. Again for those who might be in the room then do not know who I am. So my name is Jefferson. You can call me Jeff. I did hear, I did hear blue. I did hear Blue mentioned Jeffrey. I'm, I'm sorry. I just don't go by Jeffrey. That is the one name I will not normally respond to but but.

OK.

But yeah but it's okay so Jeff Jefferson all flyer off by studios. Yeah I just don't like my name ending with the why it's just except for offline but but yeah that's This is why but thank you for giving me the chance to to speak in your room.

I am a poetic artist. What I do is that I create, or I guess I should explain, my NFT. My nft are based on poetry. Every piece of art that I create, they all involve a form of poetry. They are digital paintings which I complete using a computer mouse, and I write poems for each of the artworks that I create. I do so the same moments that I am painting.

To give me a more in depth feeling of what the artwork is all about and my niche in the NFT space is I actually are AirDrop the poems together with the artwork. So if you collect a piece of art from me, you'll be receiving another AirDrop of an NFT in a version of a poem for my for my Donna Bella collection, which is the one right above it is my prime collection.

And it is my Genesis collection in the sense of for every other future collections I that I create.

Donna Bella is going to be involved with them in some way, and the idea for that is I used the poems that I airdropped to to to my first collectors as a form of a receipt. The receipt kind of serves as that representation, one, to recognize my first collectors, and two, to benefit them as a form of utility going forth in the future. For instance, the next collection I will be dropping.

My coat, my collectors, or the next, I guess voluminous collection. I drop my collected. My collectors will be receiving.

Parts of that, you know, just airdropped to them as you know, as a, as a utility or as a benefit.

But yeah, going on with Donna Bella, my idea of creation, my idea of arts, is to emphasise emotion.

Knight mentioned it really meant a lot because I tried to portray in most other forms of art that I make, to portray emotions that people either don't understand for themselves or just don't know how to express it. So I do that in a very poetic way and that's the reason why Donna Bella or all my arts really exist.

And.

And yeah, that's pretty much what it is with with most of my digital paintings to dive deep with other things that I do. I am also a photographer. I do have a Genesis piece on foundation based on photography mixed with my digital arts and mixed with my poetry and mix with my spoken word. So it's all in one I would say.

And to give a little hint for.

What I also do, I also do a lot of music, and I haven't brought music to the NFT space currently right now, but my next collection will be involving music. So you have.

And do you have an instrument there?

That.

I do not have an instrument here. I am. I'm actually in a place where I should not be on the phone. But I I you know, I'll just do it doesn't matter. But I do have an instrument with me. What I could do for everyone in this space though I could recite another poem for you guys and.

Awesome. Yes, great idea.

And what I can try and do is I could show you aside from how the artwork looks like. I could show you how the poetry looks like. There's being air dropped to you for the Donabell series, that is.

So this would be a piece from the Donna Bella collection?

And I wanna find a really good one that you would.

That would be appreciated when seen.

Just give me.

Yeah, I'm just scrolling through my feet right now.

I don't like silence. I'm gonna talk while in the background. OK, alright, I found the piece, and this is the piece that I've pinned right above. It's one titled silentium in honest. It's a piece based on my Genesis piece on foundation.

And.

It pretty much is a tribute to that piece and this is how it is read.

I seek the truth.

For language has failed me.

My ears are open, yet the sounds are deafening. The words are like a rope that adheres to my neck. It's tremors and vibrations causes my mind to rack.

You have forced me to be silent.

And the words I speak are not my own. You have forced me to be blinded, and the visions I see are those of old.

I am angered.

But to nowhere can I feel.

I am tired.

But to know where my head may rest, I am full of unquenched emotion. I am but at the brim as my skin turns red.

Let me leave this place where I cannot move.

That my voice be heard to you.

Let me see the things that I want to see through.

That my wisdom be of meaning.

And my soul.

Value.

And thank you. That is my piece silentium in harness.

Awesome. Absolutely awesome. And and I I think that was really dedicated to you, so you should have something to say.

It was.

Ohh.

A.

Office studio.

Very touching, really. Um, I like the way you.

And when you read, you just you just make it more emotional.

You know attaching.

Loved it. Really loved it.

Take a job, man. Seriously.

Thank you.

And see what have you got to say.

Um.

I I really don't have a lot to say. Um, which is odd for me because I usually have a lot to say. Um, there was a lot there and it was very touching and so on.

You know, thank you for sharing and yeah, so I I I really can't say a whole lot more except thank you.

OK, now we're gonna reset the room with primal Key. Primal Key stage is yours.

All right.

She used to live on.

Down the street. I still remember when you first spoke to me. Never forget where did you walk the beautiful smile? Where did you talk to me?

Oh my God through the.

Just disappear. That doesn't mean those feelings have changed. Some of them go away.

Sophie.

Could you help you go away?

Sophie have gone.

My girl someday.

Maybe it's not meant to be. I don't know. We'll just wait and see. Sophie, why did you have to go?

Sophie's alone. It seemed like no one cares. Loving about drying the tears.

Remember the summer with man's we shaped bird on ever bring back.

In.

Sophie.

Well.

Ohh wait Sophie, I'm gonna make you mad again someday. Maybe it's not me.

I don't know. We'll just wait and see.

Love you. Why did you have to go away?

Thank you very much. Thank you very much. And now we're gonna move on to Jafari, then a MK.

Jaffari, how are you doing today?

Yeah. Thank you very much. Yeah, thank you. Blue, black, ohh no, thank you for giving me this opportunity. Ohh. So I'm just right for two hours. I'm fine for the girl, for you to artist. So I'm based in Nigeria still. It's over 8 years photography and three years in guitar artistry. So, so, so. And I have my NFC out in different marketplace. So I would just like to share one of my projects.

Ohh please do.

Call Sarah. Few of them while you're at it.

Okay so my prayer is this. Ohh this collection is called clock is on. There is an open sea.

Then I created this piece with.

With some Photoshop.

I think that we call. I called in for the brushes. Yeah, I use for brush tools to create these apps. So it's an open seat. The sofa is open, open all four, eight. Yeah. And then.

So just like any review like comments it's very retweet later and ended with Sweet Honey thank you very much if you can help me to retrieve my work. So thank you very much for giving me the opportunity. So I also have all done, I have a new drop on them on the foundation. I just dropped one out of foundation too so it's called aiding and the reserve price opens 3/8. So is a photographer took on backing when I was, I was when I started as a photographer.

That's you saying, I said 445 years ago, yeah, five years ago. So thank you very much, blowback for giving me this opportunity and although the court was to thank you very much.

Well, I have to say that I think you got absolutely stunning locations that you photograph there. And you also do more than that. You do these little artworks, kind of minimalistic artworks that just shines and oozes with talents. So tell us about this little journey. Tell us about the journey of, you know, fine art photography versus, you know, the other aspects of, you know, what you're practicing with art and your intentions with your art.

Yeah, I'll start saying that my food Ralph be after my university days.

As during my university days I started 14 and they came up for two Oh well it's very I started with my crew photography, they came, I started taking the I insects and so.

Of the flies, so. And I got inspired by Vogue magazine. So, so.

That's great but I'd say give a pyramid to going to photography. Although I'm a full time photographer so I only studio too so and I just like anything creative, creating something creative stuff on system because I can spend hours and hours on my on the computer just try to create something. So and I think that was the Army trainer, so I train people too and then photography and art so.

That kind of shit though, so thank you very much.

So are you working full time as a photographer at the moment or are you just using nfts?

No, I'm full time for the girlfriend.

OK. OK.

So obviously my understanding must speak to hotels and to people.

So I said, I said before I left, I'm selling just cut outs, so.

That.

I agree.

Well, I think you got absolutely such an eye for talent that you know, you what I've been seeing on your profile and what I've been sharing, you're on top is absolutely beautiful and you know if you can keep this up you'll definitely get far away. So I hope that you take my advice and just do what you do because you're obviously onto something and you know, you got a signature kind of trade there as well. You know, I love the fact that you centralise it you.

When we have this minimalistic full colour in a composition that you work with and you know you do it with precision and you know you, it shines through, it shines that you are the artist and that I can see that fingerprint of you.

Port.

Thank you very much. Thank you for the awards. Thank you.

No, absolutely a pleasure.

OK, good. Now that was Jafari. Jafari all the way from Nigeria and now we're going to go to a mkk.

Hi, everybody.

How's it, man? So please introduce yourself there to us and let us get to know a mkk as well.

Um.

I'm from Germany, I born in Munich.

First I want to say is to we are very proud, but she did.

You.

I really don't know where I'm from. And my mother was murdered when I was one year old. My new father.

Couldn't handle this situation and left me so I'd come up by a German woman. Every guy from Turkey.

And all stuff I know when I was too young to start talking.

Since a year.

EBay.

It's on.

Yeah, that's that's me.

Better off?

Thank you.

Um, I do think that you're rugging a little bit. I can't hear you very clear. Is it possible that you can move a little bit closer to the microphone there for me?

Is it better?

Yes, it's a little bit louder, yes.

Thank you.

Ohh.

Yeah, I'm from from Germany I.

My original I don't know because I get adopted. When I was a little child, my mother was murdered. When I was born, I become adopted by a German woman and I am ready for this guy.

Morning, Munich, Germany thank Rd in Istanbul and because all of my life story I start with our very young who.

Yeah, kind of self therapy.

Um, yeah, that's that's me so.

And that you train yourself to be an artist.

Do not am I?

When I was attacked, I changed a lot and.

Remember my feelings, you know, because you guys talk about a lot about emotions and and answers without emotions.

It is installing.

No, I think that you're in the right place.

You're definitely in the right place. So now about your art, uh, would you like for me to share? Have you got any artwork you would like for us to see? Or should I just post a few of yours on top?

When you come to complete my penis on top, I do since the couple weeks I tried to go live with a IR to find out the April, but there is also one of my artists to get message.

And the.

On the right side.

On top.

There are four another business inside when I when I think what I want to share is important to me as a man.

And.

Because I should have a message.

Hopefully everybody is something different.

With your face.

The different eyes have different experience. There's no right or wrong.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Well this this artwork that I just shared on top day. Um, be human and show love. Do you know what artwork would you please tell me about this because I think this is such a powerful artwork. Well done.

Yeah, it's it's it's not about that. There's a female character in it and.

Symbolizer to my best mother.

For anybody, I think I want to talk so much, take all the imagination from.

Yeah, even a lot of mess there. And then you can really small tiny venues zoom in propaganda.

And yeah.

Yeah, this project calls this message.

And then I'll be able to challenge the first one over to the second one.

This one means a lot of things.

Yeah, I have a years old speak in the morning I didn't sleep and enjoy your space. First time that I join your face feel regimentation and I'm sad that I couldn't manage to jump in, but I'm going to Singapore that don't have always Wi-Fi.

With my data.

Join.

Definitely.

Thank you.

Well, I am very glad to have you here and I'm glad that you finally have some Wi-Fi to use so that you can be on this space because yes, I've been inviting you for quite some time now and it is the first time that you are able to come. So thank you for doing, making, making this opportunity possible so that we all can get to know you.

Thank you, thank you my Princess, that you make it possible that I could join and other you can join in.

To get his office I mean 10 years, 10 years ago, with both not possible for art.

You.

You know what? You've got a very special style. A very, very special style. You know what? That style is very important because it is something that I focus on a lot. You know, every artist should have a very unique style so that you can identify the artist through their work. So that if you don't even have a signature on there, people should know it's you and I I see that you play around with lots of different techniques.

And you know, it looks like you're quite like doing the apes and these type of things as well. So tell us about the apes.

OK. It's just actually.

Something that I don't want to everybody pop up with eight and after.

Nearly a year now, without any fail, and I don't want to talk like that for anything but I say, you know what?

Please type in the A I a couple other prompts slides and stuff comes out and that's starting like.

Some system.

Ohh.

I was actually behind this because there's also.

You the pictures standing like an 8, changing between humans and I want to be with you.

That.

When you make affect trip like.

More and more like animals.

You know what I mean to you.

I do, yes.

Thank you survival so don't care about other people.

Good for you.

And what's the plan for the future? Any any specific plans?

My friend is now.

Can be over. I get a lot of bed.

And I set up also my tenner.

And then they are both transformation.

It was hard for the continued and sometimes now I'm working on the.

Open.

And protect you, they're gonna want to release on the letter.

And work on the phone doing everything, everything on myself and.

In the heart was acting. In a couple weeks would be done.

And also like the stone between them and for character. And then fighting against evil characters who rule the world.

And about the babies folded paper.

And and a rabbit and so yeah so.

Yeah, yeah.

Can you find someone in your draw like for me?

So that I can.

Storyline.

Show me image.

You take me.

Always the broken.

I was always a little bit um.

Google or rebel?

Like against the whole, like when I was younger.

The.

The authorities.

A story how I use the word but.

Yeah, now that's it sounds like quite a complex story there, but good luck with that.

Thank you. Thank you.

Anybody.

And it's been a pleasure having you here.

It's a pleasure for me. Anybody want to support me also for this, for my YouTube channel maybe I put it up and should be nice and also possible.

Ohh.

Goodnight.

Thank you.

Nothing.

Thank you very much. I did. I did load a few, post a few things there on top. I don't know if it's showing. I'm a bit. I'm rugging a bit. But I think so are you. So we're, we're, we're fine. So a mkk, thank you very much for being here tonight and it's such a pleasure to finally get to know you.

Special.

And keep it up because you got a vibrance, but you got a darkness as well to your artwork and it's a perfect balance. So well done.

Think.

Are we going to make something?

The whole thing you like.

Okay. And then now we're gonna go on to brain zest. Brainfest, are you there?

Yes, hi. Hi there.

Hello.

Hello, I think it's the first time we connected.

Nice to meet you, and thank you so much for the invitation to the space after you tracked.

Ohh.

Yes, pleasure. Pleasure. So tell us about your you and what you do as an artist or you and I, artist, digital artist. Tell us about this whole journey and what you like doing, and then let's discover your art.

Thank you. Yes, I am an artist from Ukraine. My name is Irina.

Yes, please do.

It's my second account I have. This is account for a I and also I'm a multidisciplinary artist. Watercolour and also I draw with both hands. If you allow me, I'll be in something from my other account so that you have an impression. What am I talking about?

Well, as I'm on this account, I will be talking about my I probably because.

Like, I think I will come next time. I will come as my other personality. Yeah, I pinned my.

Ohh.

Ohh.

I'm like, why you say other personality? Like, you know, the different artwork that we use creates a different personality. I'm gonna remember that. And I'm the next time if I meet you and you call yourself Irene, I'm actually gonna be mad at you, ask you to be saying, no, it's not Irene. But you did say Irene, wasn't it?

You know, you know my friends, I think, I think you will be surprised. My friends always call me MB because my account is ambidextrous. Amby. Everyone knows me like this, but when I created this account, everyone is just having so much fun and calling me brains.

So it's like I'm feeling like I have a second alter ego and it's, it's called brains. So it's been The thing is I created this new account couple of weeks ago and like recently I was shadow banned and I started spending more time on this one and it's like, I feel like I have two personas on Twitter right now. So probably, but.

Please don't be mad.

Yeah.

No, that's fine, that's fine. You know, at least it's not more than two. You know, at least you can still have a conversation with yourself. But.

They keep it to that.

Yes, yes. So I don't know. I don't see if something appeared on top. I hope it did. But my Twitter probably is raging. So I pinned my signature style of drawing with both hands, and it's what I.

Do as Simba dextrous artist here as AI artist I discover a little bit different.

Um, part of of my.

Inner world and of I. Here I brought fantasies and magic and.

The collections that I have on this account are magical flying islands and the new one that will be launched on the 12th of December and it will be extension of the Flying Islands and it will be about some magical creatures that appeared there due to some wizard. It will be a drop for wizard corn on Tezos and the first piece like I decided to.

Ohh full like storytelling mode. And I created a prologue for the story. And I'm very sorry. My kids are like bedtime and they're going crazy, so I'm sorry.

For the noise.

Now they seem to be enjoying the conversation with you.

No, they're with themselves and jumping on the bed.

So this in my pin tweet, there is actually something that I really love making with the eye. It's like creating some storytelling piece and recently I started animating them and in this way I can.

Both my like for my needs to tell some stories this this one tells about which that is gonna die and she wants to take care about her her friends and she makes some magic and.

Create a new species actually, and this is what my future collection will be about.

So I'm like.

The reason I created this new account was to.

Give more space for this new kind of art that I'm making.

So that's it.

So what type of ambidextrous or do you do because you say you're an ambidextrous artist as well. Is that now painting or drawing or or what, how, what, what type of?

Can you see? Can you see in the Jumbotron? I pinned the pin to it from my other account.

Is there anything? No.

No, I can't see it.

Ohh.

I can't see it much. My my Twitter's rugging. It's not you, it's me. I'm sure everybody else can see it.

OK, I can um, let me try something.

You can do me.

Again, yes, I will tell you. Thank you.

My way to do this, yes.

So, um, I'm drawing with my two hands. It's a line art.

Stop.

Simcha.

That sounded quite stunned.

Ohh yes, I'm solo parenting with them because my husband is in Ukraine still and.

Gotta do what I gotta do.

So I'm with them 24/7 so it's like.

Not always very very kind voice, but I'm trying.

So yes, I dreamed you. If if you have any questions or anyone in the speakers, I will be happy to answer.

Yes. So let's see, does any does any of the the cows have a question for?

Irene day.

No, just stuff.

It's a.

We've had a I've heard.

Couple of artists from Ukraine, little back and some of them in your space here and it really it's it's amazing how you know the creation or the art that they bring has to do a lot with magical ROMs has to do a lot with.

You know, just powers and super powers. And it was the other artist the other day that was talking about the.

Getting that, she did.

It's really amazing because when you're going what you're going through, sometimes you look for the impossibility to become possible and it's it's that urge that you know it.

It puts your mind into something like um.

A.

He he just aim for that power out there.

This cause, you know, as a child I went through war.

I know, I know the meaning of where, I know the effect that can have in you. I know what it does to you. So I was just going to say I don't think I can see her.

Art yet? But I'm sure it's going to be beautiful. Didn't check your profile, but I'm waiting for little black to post here so we can discuss it.

It says you know it.