Fere libenter homines id quod volunt credunt (Men readily believe what they wish) from errare humanum est, sed perseverare diabolicum (to err is human; but, the diabolical persist) by Pierre Fudaryli, 2012. Charcoal and acrylic on cardboard.
I can’t think of much else that connects me to the land more than foraging. Every year, every spring season when the snow and cold have receded back to their place of solitude, I break out my digging stick, pack a few storage bags and head out to Poestenkill creek, my favorite wild edible…
This is our world. A controlled chaotic twirl.
What used to be a forest of breathing trees. Now a cement jungle and atmosphere of disease.
Humanity smothered by smoke, of impersonal technological dope.
Diluting what remains of man’s freewill. Who signed the “devil’s” contract to finalize the deal.
There is no one to blame but our self. Attention spans collect dust along with our lives on the shelf.
Our own plastic materialistic goals, steadily consume everyone’s souls.
Only matter seems to matter and experience is wasted. Life is so beautiful a contains much more; you just have to choose to taste it.









