the eunuchs of modern society

Throughout history, artists have been known as free thinkers, revolutionaries, pioneers, liberals, rebels and dissidents against conformism and establishment.

Artists are the trailblazers of society.   They expose the world.  They enlighten us with their vision.  They enrich our lives with their dreams.  They elevate our souls with their work.  They encourage us to dream and to re-invent our lives.  These are the five “E” of art, which by conscious choice or just nature, bestow the artists a place in our lives and in our society.

Artists cannot ignore their innate role in social change and development.  They must choose how to use or misuse this power.  They must decide whether to take stand and liberate their souls, or imprison themselves behind the bars of conformism and become eunuchs of society.

It is in an artist nature to create.  A true artist does not create to satisfy anyone but himself, but there will be no art galleries, no theaters if art was purely egotistical and artists did not seek to communicate with their fellowmen.  Love is often seen as the main subject and inspiration of art.  If we believe this to be true, shouldn’t art follow the same principles of love?  When we fall in love, we often want others to like the person we love.  We want their approval.  We want others to share our happiness.  But, do we really want them to tell us who to love and how to love?  The greatest loves in history have defied the approval and the restrains of others over the human heart.  Like love, true art cannot be restricted, silenced, tamed or castrated by social, economic and moral binds or any other forms of repression.

It is ARIA FINE AND PERFORMING ARTS mission to liberate art from subjugation and give artists back their voice.