This work exists most fully as an NFT — the canvas was only where it began, not where it ultimately belongs.
Paint and oil pastel were thrown in pure emotion: uncontrolled, uncalculated, felt. A gesture shaped by love — for art, for the lineage that binds creators across time, for humanity’s persistent impulse to question and create together even through disagreement.
That act of throwing carries forward an expressive vocabulary inherited from generations of artists who used their bodies and instincts as their primary language. It is a conversation across time — one that was never meant to stop at a single physical surface.
The canvas was a temporary landing. But physical matter imposes limits that contradict the work’s essence: existing in only one place, visible to only one person at a time, destined to decay.
Love does not behave this way. Love multiplies when shared. Love crosses distance. Love does not diminish with time.
There is beauty in chaos. There is love in intensity.
To exist as fully as the love it carries, Full of Love must live as an NFT — the form where a single act of love can become infinite.
Oil pastel and acrylic on canvas, 40 × 60 cm (2024)
Realized as NFT (2025)
The original canvas survives as a historical artifact.
Within this work, the NFT is its truest and final form.
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