number 894 I have absolutely no idea how to answer, but I’ll try… I just drift around observing what’s around me and sometimes find joy or opportunity or interesting people by chance and get drawn in. That’s more ‘what I do’ than ‘who I am’, but maybe I am what I do… inspired by Caryl Jones
I was born with 3 gifts: a very good body that still serves me beautifully at age 85; I was born with conscious contact with a Higher Power; I knew from my earliest memories – before I went to school, that I was/am an artist. But when I was a pre-schooler, I also thought I was/am a priest. My Irish Catholic family would correct me, saying: “Oh, don’t you mean a ‘nun’? I would insist: ‘NO! A priest! I AM an artist, and I AM in constant contact either with higher powers, and I am a PhD Social Psychologist! It was not until I was doing research on cave paintings and shamanism did I realize that I was born to both the traditions of shamanism and the traditions of women warriors while writing my dissertation in Japan. I was given those gifts at birth because the rest of my life was going to be terribly hard and painful.
number 892 Hard to state this as always been one of Ten children, am a twin who share birthday with sister and older brother, became girlfriend, mother, wife and grandmother. Work as special needs teaching assistant and try to free lance as mixed media artist. I volunteer for numerous things, been doing creative kindness over 12 years, community focused. Along the way a new me has emerged but still lacks that confidence in performance art of hidden but talented singer and artist. inspired by Ruth Daley
number 889 What makes me /me is a search, fascination and kinship with light and flow, that I believe I was born with and has never left me. inspired by Joe Goebel
number 886 What makes me me is the endless drive to trigger my senses. I’ll be out there seeing, hearing, touching, tasting things whenever I can. inspired by Stefan A. den Engelsen
number 885 Ego centrically attached to this ‘Duality’ defined body and story Moich ( Martin) Abrahams. Philosophically, intuitively, logically the ‘Non Dual’ imperative is I am Love, there is nothing else, Every thing else, including all attempts to define What I am or Who I am is nonsense. PS ‘Love’ used here is an adjective to point at an assumed characteristic of that Unicity , the UNDIVIDED Oneness, the All that there is, which could be said to ‘take care of itself’, adopted and extrapolated from the human term for the highest value of ‘Taking Care’ within eg a human family, to be a descriptor, or name even, of that One, that ‘I Am’ , yet used here, in a way impossible to grasp by a human mind. Not simply love as understood in human terms. Yet, I Am Love, I Am That. inspired by Martin Moich Abraham
number 884 Everything that can be physiologically seen, from skin to DNA, and everything that can’t be seen and which is the embodiment of my soul; thoughts, feelings and emotions. inspired by Michelle Briggs
number 883 I started creating art for myself when I was sixty three and got divorced after a very long marriage. My first collection was The Art of Divorce, capturing not the stories but the emotional journey. I had my first solo exhibit within 6 months and it’s been a remarkable journey. I was a TV Producer in the Broadcast and cable businesses. Top to bottom RISING FROM THE ASHES TRUTH SHATTERED inspired by Carol J Cohn
number 882 I’d describe myself as being: Happy, positive & smiling. I love dogs, summer hillwalking and being creative. But in the background there’s a lot of self doubt, anxiety and lack of confidence. That’s me! Oh and the beach, walks on the beach are good for the soul. inspired by Cerina
number 881 What makes me is the understanding that reality is infinite and ever expanding in all dimensions. Be that knowing people’s feelings, details of a market, effect of one’s actions on change, questions on why we are here, how we are here, what’s on the internet (!)etc. And that as a person, no matter how clever, experienced or gifted our knowledge of all such aspects measures no more than a school ruler or at best a surveyor’s measuring staff. What makes me me is trying to extend that measure but more importantly, learning to be comfortable with not knowing beyond that measure. The former is obvious but mastering the latter is a lifetime’s work and in its mastery lies the antidote to hubris and arrogance. I still have a long way to go! inspired by Rob Earle
number 879 Thank you for the question, that connects me to you, as by asking it, you have become part of me. All that is in me is now, is flowing in your direction, all that has been in me, is in this moment connecting me to you, as has connected me to others, with mycelium like strands, all beings all things, through time past, present, future, the liquid and the gas. Whoops I would have continued the waffle but my finger slipped and what was sent, was sent and so perhaps that was meant to be, as I could waffle on for an eternity, as I am part of that matrix, that web of all things and I am just a speck that tries to accept my own insignificance, but my significance too, as part of the multiverse, that is huge and what makes me me is that trying to see through and having the patience is part of it too.👁🥰 inspired by Justin Vibert Wilson
number 877 I guess it’s easy for other people to put into words what makes me, me. Possibly that I feel too much but try to understand it all. I love making art and connecting. inspired by Jo Hatty
number 873 Being born a girl, being born into a poor working class family. Being dyslexic…not having access to books or ideas till I was four.. having access to books ideas and pictures after I was four…education….. socialism, feminism , Friends, children, dogs…hopes and dreams … inspired by Loraine Monk
number 868 My life experiences/life lessons made me who I am today. Charging my Ipad right now, ironically. My Japanese mother, whose family still lives in Japan, and an American father from the South, also shaped my worldview too – culturally. inspired by Silver DeWitt
In collaboration with Narture, they bake bread to earn the dough to fund arts projects. https://www.narture.co.uk/
number 866 What makes me me: My experiences have shaped me into who I am. I have anxiety and OCD which aren’t parts of myself I enjoy but they are still a part of me, and I’m learning to accept that. The music that I listen to makes me feel uplifted and energised. Bad days make me feel uncertain about the future. Good days give me hope. Spending time with friends makes me happy. inspired by Donut Panic
In collaboration with Narture, they bake bread to earn the dough to fund arts projects. https://www.narture.co.uk/
number 865 I’m a rocky boy – set me loose on some bouldery beach with some comfortable trainers and I’ll have the time of my life. My brain tidies itself up, I’m free and easy and I’m about as Me as I’ll ever be. inspired by Callum Wallis