I've been buying NFTs from the NFT Showroom. It is a venue where one can find freshy tokenized art and browse a gallery of newly minted art from creators around the world.
Today, I present Post-Apocalypse ARTZ (on NFTS) by RFY(HF), 
The first one is a digital drawing over paper collage and googly eyes on reclaimed cardboard with digital embellishments and color.
It's like philosophy LITE! Ha! (But I've read a LOT of "real" philosophy, and it's usually pretty dry and lacks both a sense of humor AND any kind of googly eye, so I think this piece holds its own!)
---Richard F. Yates (Holy Fool)
The second one was created by the same artist, uses red gel pen on reclaimed cardboard with digital embellishment and color.
Thinks he's a hipster, just cuz he's get a red beret, but he's really just an ***hole! ---Richard F. Yates (Holy Fool)
Our preconceptions, assumptions, and expectation depends on the social conditions that are around us. It depends on the time or period and the place we grew up and exposed to. The social and economical surrounding in which we grew up and our experiences... they give us a different set of beliefs.
These prejudices, biases, and preconceived notions keep us from the knowledge of the truth.
John Locke in his 1689 Essay Concerning Human Understanding supported that all the ideas we possess are brought to us either by a physical or a mental impression from the material world that we can perceive through our senses. This is something that would, to a certain extent, make us creators of our own knowledge and set of beliefs. Source
What is your opinion these two pieces of art? Does it make you think? Does it help when artists include an explanation of their art?
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