Less is More

In the solitary and surreal realm of "Less is Moore," we find a man named Moore. He sits in an empty room, his visage adorned with an enigmatic and ethereal smile. Before him, suspended between his hands, lies the world itself, a universe of possibilities.

Two paintings rest on the floor, their visual stories awaiting recognition. Moore's gaze shifts from the physical works of art to the boundless expanse he cradles within his palms.

This is a moment of revelation, a profound recognition of the limitless potential that resides within. Moore realizes that everything he needs is not out there in the external world but right here, within himself. It's a revelation that transcends the limitations of the physical space, a profound understanding that he possesses the power to create and manifest whatever he needs.

"Less is Moore" emerged during the lockdown of the pandemic, a time when external stimulation was a scarce commodity. In the midst of isolation and self-reflection, the artist discovered that the wellspring of creativity and fulfillment is an internal one.

This artwork is a celebration of the boundless power of the human imagination and the realization that, with the world at your fingertips, less truly can be more. It's an invitation to explore the depths of the mind and to harness the innate ability to create, even in the most barren of circumstances.