Artist Information:
David Kam
Westminster, CA
United States
Member Since: Apr 2003
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Artist Statement:
David Kam is the founder of
the Thinkism Art Movement, the
1st fine art movement of the
21st century
The World is Changing
The events of September 11,
2001 has brought profound
change to the world around us.
We are living on the brink of
a world metamorphosis. All
this chaos should produce
powerful art! What do we get,
nice flower paintings, houses,
and wall decorations. Most
artists are stuck in their old
school concepts of art.
The Thinkism Art Movement was
founded on September 12, 2001
by David Kam to change the
perception of art as mere wall
decorations. David wants art
to become a rich source of
food to enrich the mind, and
to feed the soul. Thinkism art
explore people's relationship
to the world, and our
relationship to one other. You
can say, that Thinkism Art
Movement is mainly about
bringing a higher social
consciousness to art.
Thinkism Art As Food for the
Soul
We hope that our art movement
can inspire the viewer to
think about making positive
changes in their life, and in
society. Art can be meaningful
beyond words, beyond culture,
and language. David Kam feels
there is a certain
responsibility for artists ...
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David Kam's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to David Kam's Portfolio. Browse Kam's body of work: David Kam is the founder of the Thinkism Art Movement, the 1st fine art movement of the 21st century
The World is Changing
The events of September 11, 2001 has brought profound change to the world around us. We are living on the brink of a world metamorphosis. All this chaos should produce powerful art! What do we get, nice flower paintings, houses, and wall decorations. Most artists are stuck in their old school concepts of art.
The Thinkism Art Movement was founded on September 12, 2001 by David Kam to change the perception of art as mere wall decorations. ... |
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