Andrew Mezvinsky: The Crude Randomness of the Mind

Do you feel that what you see is to hard to break down in words?( better question)Do we understand and can we process it..its not about the facts but its what we see.

?The crude randomness of the mind? breaks down every day situations and interactions into a simple lexicon. This language of drawing is broken down into its base parts, crude and simple. These social videos sketches bring together the absurdity of how things come together and then fall apart….. ?It is like it is?

Each sketch is defined by its title….and each Sketch is open to interpenetration but after reading the title the mind sees the broken down element in a new light. This simplified language is continuing the dialog with the artist like Barnett Newman and Clyfford Still , Frank Stella, and William Kentridge.

These artist are able stop us between our rushed lives and try to practically breakdown issues to its basic elements. Its absurd, ironic, funny, arbitrary to think our minds can understand and define whats around us with the constructs we have. Maybe the crude man is the smartest in the room. Only he can breakdown that randomness.