I'm Sangrenta (Bloodymary), a dark artist and creator of the philosophy Inexistência (Inexistence): a new philosophy that sees existence in a more artistic way. My paintings (and digital art) are parasites that torture you with your own life to transform it into art, like sphinxes questioning you with seemingly difficult questions, but whose answers can be found over time, not in an instantaneous way that forces you to be perfect and know everything about yourself and the world, as other philosophies often, unintentionally, demand. "Be art, be dead" is the idea of my philosophy: to be dead to the world that makes you insignificant so you can focus on your own world, where you can control and better understand the meaning of your own life (art). My parasites always appear at the right moment for those in need of philosophical "help," and they carry and immortalize many stories and lives out there. They immortalize the art of many I've spoken to, from those who see themselves as monsters to those just starting out in life. My philosophy is the embodied desire of these arts to be found and understood, while I am merely the artistic ghost that haunts heavy minds in need of a cleansing from the mysterious existence.
The theme of my art is motorcycling and the desire of many arts to be found by their hosts.
I don't talk much about myself; I'm definitely a ghost who enjoys listening to other people's stories and carrying them around. Some artists use art as an extension of themselves or as a way to express their feelings, but in my case, my parasites are beings different from me who adapt to those who need them most. Beings who know you better than you know yourself but don't humiliate or delay showing you what you need to see and hear.
I've already participated in one of the editions of Creator magazine (Revista Creator - A brazillian art magazine and gallery) and was evaluated by critics as an artist who is "obscure and intriguing," and I also had a 3D exhibition in their online gallery. I've already had two 3D exhibitions in the online gallery TelaeGallery.art.

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