All about being unique, why colors explain a variety of emotions, and my art explores the brain
Digital art has the power to inspire, move, and captivate us, and the work I create, a 14-year-old artist on the autism spectrum, is no exception. My pieces celebrate the beauty and power of being unique, explore how colors can express various emotions, and delve into the mysteries of the human brain.
One of the most striking aspects of my work is how it depicts humanity’s diversity and individuality. My pieces showcase the many facets of the human experience, from the joy and wonder of childhood to the depth and complexity of adult emotions. I, Rainbow Mosho, use vibrant colors and bold lines to add to the emotional impact of my work, drawing the viewer in and inviting them to explore the rich tapestry of human experience.
Photo — wearing art created by MiaMai — 3 year old artist from Vietnam
In addition to celebrating the beauty of being unique, my work also explores the ways in which colors can express a range of emotions. From the bright, bold hues that convey joy and excitement, to the softer, more muted tones that suggest contemplation and introspection, I use color to great effect in conveying the emotional landscape of their pieces.
Finally, the art I create delves into the mysteries of the human brain, exploring the complex and often inexplicable ways in which we perceive, process, and understand the world around us.
A friend who is a teacher and artist writes: “Whether through abstract representations of neural pathways or more literal depictions of the brain itself, these pieces offer a glimpse into the inner workings of the human mind, inviting us to consider the many mysteries and wonders that lie within.”
Yes, I am a 14-year-old artist and author on the autism spectrum and my mind keeps traveling, seeking, and discovering the nuances of life.
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Note: My mom, my manager, and my main support interviewed me and we worked together to create this blog.
