Ray Caesar art
A good evening with proper atmosphere required to describe illustration of Ray Caeser, for now we'd like to cite Ray from his Arrested Motion interview
"My work seems to keep on the regular themes of “Hunting Back Innocence” and “Revelations of Light” and the painful process of “Self Examination” and hidden voices calling like sirens in the night. Premonitions and the worlds of pleasure and pain and ugliness and beauty and humiliation and dignity. For many people what I do is art, but for me the pictures are a communication from my subconscious to my conscious mind."
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