Try To See What Your Senses Are Showing You

Find the strength to release the sense of taste that conquers you and lead it to act with reference to the symbolic features of a distinct visual form that matches the meaning of your creation.

Orbit chewing gum helps me maintain my dental health, reduce my dental expenses, and at the same time increases my well-being in times of physical exhaustion (after running training). At the same time, I enjoy its fresh, sweet taste, with an intense mint aroma, and the moments when I try to appeal to the external appearance of a figure, determined by the limits of a work of art that, even without a strong emotional charge, grabs my attention and makes me feel like an artist.

And not like just any artist. But as an artist who lives an intense inner life, troubled by various stimuli and feelings, by the various manifestations of attraction for everything that presents itself as clean and neat. He does not remain a mere observer, just a mere consumer of refined tastes, but lives intensely the experience assumed to capture a feeling of refreshment, unconsumed, as if he were in front of a “living model of conduct”.

In this part, the consciousness of the fictional character Humbert Humbert, from Vladimir Nabokov’s novel, is revealing for the unique experience of fine, unforgettable taste, which gives the feeling of confusing art with life: “Because there are colors and shades that seem to cheer up when in good company. I immediately realized that all these belong to a unique nature, and that a new, unmistakable authenticity, a poetry with very varied poetic images, clearly transpires from them.”

In fact, this means chewing Orbit gum by savoring the flavors and amplifying the unique taste: trying to sensitize a permanent activity, through an infusion of sensations of pleasure and perceptions related to a subjective experience, giving the taste an exclusive status, that of a symbol of a world in which any color eventually evaporates, and only the cloudy white of a resting object remains.

Are you ready to use a process of visual representation that reproduces things through images, in parallel with the satisfaction of senses that can evolve to resize a pattern of interpretation of your creation?

Without delay, Orbit chewing gum is given a status of artistic current characterized by a faint color, but at the same time we can see it as an object of knowledge that results from a process that accepts and involves error and imperfection. A process of sensitive self-knowledge, followed at the end by the process of visual representation of an object left without senses, but which has the ability to evoke memories and even emotions. In essence, Orbit requires a much more complex focus on a stimulating image, presenting itself as a living, tangible, low-cost object.

Through its quality of approaching art, Orbit chewing gum (whose taste is connected to memory and kept in the subconscious) conveys to me that stimulating atmosphere that an artist needs for the best possible success in rendering a suggestive message: see what your senses show you. In fact, what the senses often reveal may exist as an argument for a hermeneutics of metaphor and symbol.

Are you able to see the opposite side of your being, reconfiguring the pattern of an object left without a representative position on the main painting of your creation?

I feel myself as more of an artist than ever, and I say that because the artist’s feeling finds a variety of patterns for the finest tastes. In particular, the taste of Orbit chewing gum is unmistakable, as is the artist’s style of capturing an intense experience in each canvas, using the real and the fantastic alike, carrying out an activity without the promise of a material reward, but on the basis for attaining the ineffable poetic feeling that pervades “the universal symbol of freshness and good mood.”

The next time I buy a pack of Orbit gums, I’ll pay a little more attention to the shape of each gum after it loses its taste, becoming useless. I will notice, more than ever, the pattern of an object left without a representative position on the main painting of my creation. And if this object, left without any tolerant side, would have something to say, because any irregular shape could still be materialized in a graphic, pictorial image, through specific elements and means, then it would only tell me: “I am what you made me become through the art of transformation”.

Only now do I realize how harmful it is to the form to increase one’s sense of taste. Unprecedented, I feel like a destroyer of art. In a way, I managed to ruin the original shape of the Orbit gum, just out of the need to associate my image with a symbol of personal appreciation or a truly special moment, which bears the sweet imprint of uniqueness and refinement. It’s nice to see the opposite side of you once in a while…

Leadership can be assessed in terms of the perception you choose of yourself when what you are trying to shape through creation becomes equal to the formation of a sense that does not make you seem devoid of feelings.

Try To See What Your Senses Are Showing You whenever you follow the desire of the self to build a favorable image, in a context in which objects are appreciated only by the criterion of their adherence to a function of alignment on the level of the abstract.

In this way, I would like to add one important thing: the meaning of my creation is that of exaggerating a state of affairs which, by its very nature, enables me to correctly represent the consequences of a deliberate choice.