Personal Narrative: My Passion In Art

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How have one of my passions grown me? Well what is passion? Passion is defined as an intense desire or enthusiasm for something. Personally, passion is what motivates me to live. It makes me feel love and significant. I think passion is what makes us love. I have grown and matured through my greatest passion, the practices of art. Painting, writing, and drawing have all made me think with a higher consciousness. They have all shaped me into the person I am today. When you have a physical disability, It’s a challenge to show people who you are by your appearance. My art allows me to tell my deepest thoughts, in a way that can appeal to everyone. I’ve had to change my physical abilities, to satisfy my artistic abilities. As a child, I loved …show more content…
Every piece of art has an inspiration that shapes it into beauty. Like Pablo Picasso said, “Art washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life.” This quote resonates with my life. In the future, I know art will continue to grow greatly. I think my perspective of this world and the way I think of myself will grow the most. I will also fall deeper in love with art. I predict that one day I will be able to make my living from my paintings and writing. That hope is what keeps me on the path of continuing my passion. So I ask you what is your passion and will you grow with …show more content…
Being out with horses in nature produces such immaculate feelings of tranquility and happiness. This causes great feelings joy and love in my life. It’s important for people to connect with nature to escape the reality that was created by man. Nature makes us whole as humans. I ride with an theraputic riding non-profit called Ride On Therapeutic Horsemanship. Ride On has a lot of people all working together to benefit each other. After working with so many people, in all different walks of life, I’ve really learned how to work together with others. I have made some of my greatest friendships from riding. I’ve seen the true outcome of happiness from hard work from Ride

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