The Manifesto of Liberated Consciousness

M ANIFESTO OF FREE CONSCIOUSNESS

There is no great, subjective will.
Will does not create. Will only withdraws.
Creativity is not a power, but a state of being.
It emerges not through coercion, but through openness.
When consciousness is set free, it ceases to be individual.
When the personal mind is silent, the collective speaks.
The artist is not a producer, but a channel.
The work is not “made”; it passes.
There is choice, but no ownership.
What emerges is the result of a momentary alignment among the infinite possibilities of the universe.
Intention is not creative.
Intention disrupts the flow.
The form narrows the moment the ego interferes.
Aesthetics arise from the loss of control.
Beauty appears where intervention is reduced.
The value of a work is not measured by how many people it affects.
The permanence of a work is related to how long the consciousness that gave birth to it can remain open.
Classicism is the result of continuity, not repetition.
Those who can repeatedly come into contact with the same state of being leave a mark.
Art is not a confession, nor is it evidence.
Art is the safe space of the unspeakable.
The artist is not a moral agent, but an ontological clarity.
Responsibility is sought not in intention, but in honesty.
Completion is not a necessity.
Sometimes, what is left unfinished is the most authentic form.
Silence is also a work of art.
The undrawn line,
the unspoken word,
is a conscious withdrawal.
Creativity cannot be taught.
Only obstacles can be perceived.
Art is the universe making itself briefly visible in a singular consciousness.