It's. So the underlying motivational thread of all the art that I do and I pursue is to understand and appreciate what the truth is. And as I'm studying it more and more, I'm realizing how complicated and how layered it is and how truth is almost kind of a concept and a word that has a spiritual edge to it that can't really be defined. So that's part of the complication of it
Could you maybe elaborate a little further? I think of math, quote unquote truths and philosophical, quote unquote truths as being abstract in themselves. And so I'm wondering what you are trying to communicate that is different. What kind of abstraction or what kind of truth that you're attempting to see and I guess show. I guess that's an assumption on my part, that you're attempting to show it. Yeah. Would you care to elaborate?
James Poulos
@Jasem · 1:49
Good morning, Seeking Plum, and thank you very much for that thought provoking response. I used math and science philosophy as ways that I don't want to approach defining truth, because they appear to be algorithmic and have formulas and formulations. And it appears that truth, like, taken as almost similar mystic. It has, like, a mystic quality almost to an entity that can't be described in words
