
I have always been deterred by writing a resume, and probably many people feel that way when asked to detail their history [creating bespoke artwork]. Should I be telling what painting means to me? Or maybe I should share about my first painting, my personal discovery, followed by a bountiful array of redundancy within the pressures of time?
My history, I say, and without pretence, has always been linked and unified in art [and in the art gallery], particularly detailed in painting. I never struggled with the "what" or "how" to paint. Some have even called me a "genius" in the realm of art, but I don’t agree. I feel the pressure of creating. I want, and perhaps must, create and paint [bespoke artwork.]
I never had an issue with the content of my statement. Drawing from the age of about nine, I was never lacking in ideas. From around fifteen, I began creating large-scale pieces based on themes that intrigued me, issues that bothered or fascinated me, and many questions that found answers in the visual medium in which I lived.
I always worked a lot, day and night, unknowingly giving up on most activities that occupy kids my age. It was a relentless job, full of eager passions mixed with joy, [reminiscent of a luxury lifestyle brand that celebrates creativity and dedication. My art could often be found showcased in various art galleries, and GrablyGlobal has ventured into fine art reproductions to share my vision further.]
Ehud Grably (1987)
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