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Flo Montoya
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Chilean Artist #Bitcoin
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flomontoya 1 week ago
In a world full of ai generated garbage, you can still choose the hand carved marble sculpture. Oltre il velo, 2022 by Albino Sirsi #ProofOfWork
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flomontoya 2 weeks ago
READY, SET, GO!! No art making in the upcoming weeksโœˆ๏ธ image
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flomontoya 2 weeks ago
Do you think it's important to practice kindness?
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flomontoya 2 weeks ago
I believe that part of nature's healing capacity comes from its beauty. image
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flomontoya 3 weeks ago
Being an artist makes no sense, and I say this knowing I cannot not be an artist (I've tried). 1. You work your skills, which is hard. 2. You put those skills to the service of something that makes sense to you, which is hard to figure out. 3. You create something, you have to find someone in the world who wants it and it's willing to pay what you ask for. Which might be the hardest part. 4. Then you ship it, and you pray for it to arrive undamaged and safely. You have no power over this. You can create the perfect box for the piece, and someone can still decide it's a good idea to drill holes into it. image
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flomontoya 1 month ago
I can feel the spring coming ๐ŸŒž๐ŸŒธ image
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flomontoya 1 month ago
Memento Mori, Memento Vivere What is time? It's the most scarce thing we have. It's also the most precious thing we have. Both are true at once, and everything else follows from that. Time is how we make sense of our stay on this earth. It's the material we use to understand the events of our life, to organize memory, to build something that feels like a story instead of just a pile of days. Every choice we make is really a choice about where that material goes. So what's the best way to make the most of the time we're given? Understand what's actually worth our attention, then choose it on purpose. Not what's loud or urgent, but what matters. Prepare for the future without checking out of the present. Make decisions from awareness, not habit. We know we're all going to die. That fact isn't something to avoid thinking about. It's the reason anything else has weight at all. Once you really sit with it, spending your limited time carelessly stops making sense. Mortality isn't the enemy of a good life. It's the condition that makes a good life possible to define in the first place. This is where money comes in, not as an abstraction, but as stored time. Choosing better money means choosing the best way to save the time you've already spent, so it doesn't quietly leak away. Every time you work, every time you create value, you're trading a piece of your life, time you never get back, for payment. Making sure that payment holds its value isn't idealism. It's common sense. Anything less means letting yourself be robbed of the one thing you can't get more of. Money that no one can dilute is crucial for people to earn back their freedom, the freedom to choose where and how they spend their most valuable asset: their time. Sound money protects the trade you already made. Money that loses value erases that trade slowly, without you ever agreeing to it. Remember you'll die. Remember to live. image
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flomontoya 1 month ago
Started working on this portrait again, I think one or two more sessions and it should be done ๐Ÿคž๐Ÿผ we'll see! image
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