Hello there,
just a few days ago I’d become the results of the Range Rover Evoque Design Award, where I partecipated with some Visual Keys, here search for goozer71 if you want to take a look and, the Jury members are amazing guys, with a lot of experience and beautiful skills, and I would just thank all the people who voted for me, and at the same time, the Jury, for their ranking and knowledge.
One of the Jury members, is for my opinion, a really amazing Artist, and when I saw her works and Site, I did understand that this way is the best way to be yourself, and to show off your capabilities and ideas all over the world, without fear of shame, because more important of all is always to be yourself and keep your creativity free to expand and to be reached.
That’s the point that made me write a Post about TadiRock and her extraordinary talent to create gorgeous pieces of Art on our modern and overhelmed world.
She’s the maker of MADE, the Department of Free Thinking, and all about “Creativity” is inside this place.
You have to visit this Place if you’re searching for new inspirational ways.
Let’s take a look and I hope you’ll enjoy it!
TadiROCK
THE BEAUTIFUL REVOLUTION
tadiROCK is artist, motor and muse. Her motivation is metamorphosis.
With materials like rhinestones, Swarovski crystals, glitter, lacquer, feathers and beat gold, tadiROCK makes the surface of things shine in a way, that their depth of sharpness becomes perceptible. Photographs, paintings, portraits and everyday objects turn into unique items and works of art with a completely new [mean]ing.
tadiROCK raises the beautiful revolution from the outside.
tadiROCK was born two years ago, [real]izing that the yearning for the »freedom to be how I am« burned more blazingly each day. She doesn’t deny the aseptic highlights of the media and music business from her former life, but instead refracts them through reality and by that risks infection. »tadiROCK is mine«, she grins – and rather contaminates the whole world with herself, than to surrender silently.
