Über HanzZzel
Submerged in the depths of Web 3, I embarked on a digital art journey to articulate experiences and emotions, navigating the labyrinth of my thoughts and feelings with no desire to resurface. AI serves as an extension of my creative arm, bringing conceptual realms into existence. I perceive myself more as an observer and philosopher than a traditional artist. Curiosity and the pursuit of knowledge drive my artistic pursuits. Embracing an agile mindset is crucial for artists, continuously adapting to the ever-evolving creative process.
Mindset Mints on Optimism (Love and Confusion)
Your mindset plays a crucial role in shaping one’s attitude towards optimism. So, your mindset significantly influences whether you approach situations with optimism or pessimism.
Cultivating a growth mindset, where you see challenges as opportunities to learn and improve, can contribute to a more optimistic outlook.
This shift in mindset involves recognizing and challenging limiting beliefs, embracing challenges as part of the learning process, and maintaining a positive and resilient attitude in the face of setbacks.
- Confusion
Don’t follow every single clue; leave some alone! Not every thought leads you to the right path and a peaceful mind. Bewilderment occurs when we get lost in complexity and feel uncertain about what is happening, intended, or required. Focus is the key to optimism.
- Love
… to give up who we are. Love can serve as a driving force to fuel our optimism, and likewise, optimism can fuel our capacity for love. Love indeed has the power to inspire and uplift, fostering a sense of hope and positivity. This emotional state often serves as a foundation for optimism, influencing our outlook on life. Similarly, optimism can enhance our experience of love. Approaching relationships and life with a positive mindset can lead to greater resilience, problem-solving, and overall well-being. It’s up to us to create our own luck.
2. Pannonian Arrival
The Pannonia Arrival series by HanZZzel, who sees himself more as an observer and philosopher than as artist, merges reality with fiction. The landscapes depicted were part of the artist’s childhood near the Pannonian Plain.
It leaves the viewer questioning. Fictional, motionless characters inhabit an everyday landscape. As the artist himself says:
‚Childhood remains like a monolith in memories and in one’s entire being – untouchable, unattainable.‘ The familiar landscape is the monolith; the characters reflect the new realities embedded within the landscape but remain foreign.
