Hammadi Ben Saad

The grand message of my life is that an artist requires passion, and without it, they must seek another path. For me, being an artist is an indelible and lifelong choice. I have observed that the world's greatest artists have always been singularly devoted to their craft, not distracted by other pursuits. It is vital to acknowledge those who support an artist in their work, as they become integral to the process of creation. Like sowing wheat, one only reaps what they have sown, and as a result of my pedagogical nature, I hold the future in high esteem, nurturing the talent of young adults and children alike, and always expressing gratitude for those who guide and inspire me. I am a grandfather of art, one who cultivates solitude, possesses a unique vision, and wields a silent but powerful weapon. Art speaks to our mind's eye, touching us in ways beyond mere visual interpretation. Creativity is the expression of the human spirit, emerging from a healthy mind. Unfortunately, many artists today are undervalued during their lifetime, only to be recognized posthumously as their work is suddenly elevated in value. In conclusion, the artist is a generous figure who gives of themselves, and their work reflects their humanity. Yet when surrounded by less than supportive influences, the artist is prone to feeling undervalued and underappreciated. Art is a positive addiction, an imminent vice that uplifts and inspires.