The Legacy Project 002: Life Doesn't Slow Down When You Are Gone




Many years ago before I got myself a camera, my friend "Jay" always comes to my rescue. He had a Nikon which we used to document my drawings, he'll explain how it works but I often forget a lot since I don't practice with it too often. In those days, we made great memories. Jay and I got along so well and I've grown to respect him. We still learn so much from each other.





Just recently, on the 2nd of January, 2020, Jay lost his dad. I have only met his dad once. He was a strong Man. He taught me to forever embrace the spiritual. He emphasizes the need to encounter God and stay with God in other to locate one's bearing/purpose in life.






 You see, life doesn't slow down when you are gone. You just become a less part of it. What really makes You remembered is the life you live and the impact it has. Impact is not gauged by what you think you're doing, but how other people's lives are Improving as a result of your existence- your being




So while You're alive today. remember that You are a unique and spiritual being. You Live Life. You Breath it in. It heals you and leaves trails behind as you go by. We are alive just for a while but Dead for a very long time.


Artist. Fatola Israel
Series: Legacy Project
Title: "Legacy Project 002"
Medium: Compressed Charcoal, Generals Charcoal and Kimberly Pencils on paper
Dimension: 2 by 3 feet (25 by 36 Inches)
Year: 2019



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Comments

  1. Sandave poperine7 February 2021 at 23:59

    Yolo, supernatural in us is God's life we've inherited by his dear son love who died.

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