The Image Obtained By The Senses In A True Image

When we perceive a figure, we interpret it consciously or unconsciously, it representing the form of a content and being the visible form of its content.

Everything we taste, sweet or fragrant, is part of us. Even if the taste differs from case to case, we must enjoy the pleasure of feeling as intensely as possible that distinct aroma of eucalyptus or mint, mixed with good mood. For example, the Orbit chewing gum used immediately after the meal, by any type of taste we attribute to it, we share something of the intention with which we try to obtain an authentic taste without losing flavor, invigorating in this way the digestion of food consumed during the meal.

Without the hope that I will lose a few more pounds, I am used to chewing Orbit gum, with flavor, with the intense expression of an emotional feeling, only for one reason: it gives me the feeling that my teeth are finer and cleaner. And, by stimulating the nerve endings in my mouth, giving me the feeling that my mouth is colder than usual, Orbit gum unconditionally keeps that wave of serenity that many would like to touch in an attempt to have a harmonious physiognomy.

Right now, I have a serenity on my face that even the most skilled painter could hardly have rendered in vivid colors, because the artists themselves are very interested in studying physiognomies that are very well individualized, despite the naive treatment. In fact, a state of serenity gathers the opinions of many regarding the ideal beauty, while the painter perceives that high degree of immaculate white of chewing gum, correlated with the crystalline white of the teeth, as an expression of purity, untouchable, being also a representation of cleanliness and light.

Leadership: Can everything you enjoy savoring describe the depth of aesthetic perception that turns an everyday experience into a source of emphasis on the senses capable of creating unique emotions?

Worthy of all attention is the artistic side of what I want to know better. Therefore, I try to examine an Orbit pill on all sides, even if I do not have all the information about how to maintain its elastic consistency. Without making any effort, I realize that I am part of the privileged role it plays in people’s lives: it has the role of enhancing the feeling of satisfaction. Simply the generosity of perceptions and sensations with which Orbit chewing gum entitles me, full of echoes of great artistic accuracy, can only be altered by the complex phenomena of life.

Indeed, wanting to honor me with a surprise, Orbit gum wears gallantly, as an actress would proudly behave when she does not seek the help of a make-up artist to mask the lines around her mouth. For example, the broken line shows anxiety, hardness, tension. And that’s because the Orbit gum has a minimalist shape, is flexible, but difficult to represent on a canvas, and also difficult to translate into a sincere drawing if we perceive it as a characteristic of a troubled and defeated figure seeking relief, rest, or a comfort in a deterministic belief.

In art you have to understand the operation by which a given geometric figure corresponds to another figure, much more alive and closer to the rules of contemporary art, along with its spatial orientation or that of the environment. Alternatively, by going through an intrinsic freshness, by a characteristic movement of the mouth, accompanied by a specific, unarticulated sound, you can get the feeling of calm, or, conversely, that feeling of abandonment that detaches you from the real world when you go through difficult moments. But in the end, you struggle and fight with the moods you have to overcome.

Leadership: Can you connect directly to the object of your creation through a process of resemblance used in the process of revealing a common property present in both an image and the object in question?

At other times, when I chew Orbit gum, my smile seems fake, forced, distilled with unobtrusive cheerfulness, sketching a barely perceptible grimace. In this case, I think I look like that movie character named Arthur Fleck, aka JOKER, an individual ignored by society, with an unpredictable and fascinating personality who can’t be included in any stereotype. What is achieved through the process of resemblance is an extensive study of a character despised by society who becomes a moralizing story.

More than that. Talking to myself as I chew Orbit gum, I feel like an artist is coloring my thoughts a pale red, but covered in a high degree of white. Probably the artist, measuring from the eyes the roundness of the cheeks, intuiting my desire to enjoy the sweetness and aroma of mint, tries to build an emotional trigger by subjecting the reality generated by the interaction of three factors: modeling, modulation (obtaining color transparency) and hatching (artistic process due to which the illusion of the volume of objects through different effects can be reproduced in painting).

So I look at how the artist knew how to encode meaning in a work of art. I simply formed myself as a pictorial model by the way my face looks, as it completely defines me, and the shape of my lips, the corners of my mouth greatly influence the appearance and expression. However, most often, Orbit chewing gum has become an increasingly popular occupation, and this activity can be practiced even by people who have no talent for painting.

The ideal of a creation that culminates in an idea of “art” is formed by the connection made between the way you perceive the referential “INSIDE” by resemblance to a trigger called “Representative Sense” that gives you the most frequent pleasures.

The Image Obtained By The Senses In A True Image is in fact an opportunity to explore the self, to search for a distinct identity. In this way, I would like to mention a piece of advice found on the Internet: “Use your senses as fully as possible when imagining the desired reality. Try to touch it, taste it, smell it and hear it in your imagination, not just visualize it.”