About...
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Obersand understands that "...as human specie, this present global situation is happening as if we were going through one of those stages ". She kind of jokes around with her kids when explaining and comparing our evolutional stage with some type of " seriously rebellious adolescence, as we all may get into occasionally. But you know what?... Art is here to help" .
— she says.
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In her interest for implementing Art since early childhood, and against those odds any mother can
beat, surely at this point, her
teenager sons are conscious that:
" Nothing costs to be a good example for a child."
This results of utter importance, when one is also
aware the younger population will always
be the foremost vulnerable target-directed victims of
often self-destructive misconceived perceptions.
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Meanwhile, we all know that preservation of the specie is one of the most basic traits
of our survival instincts and, since she believes that " ...right there is where the relevance of trusting the gut comes from" , her motto is inspired in reinvigorating her community by participating
with conscious personal contributions that carry
(in the most basic of the definitions):
" a conservational purpose..."
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As Obersand states: "...focusing in our children's joyful development, will create generational changes... at this stage as specie, one is intelligent enough to choose the time line ".
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Hence, with one eye on ancestral principles and the other in science's far horizon infinite direction
(as the reflection of our evolution),
she is devoted to the idea that restoration starts from
within, as well as it starts in the now; especially when
decanting herself by painting simple shapes, symbols
with purposeful messages.
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Always happy to be committed with her community (as she sees in it a big family) Obersand currently finds herself as well, tremendously excited about having just published her first book of what will become a Saga of three books.
She also has been volunteering for 10+ years as the
Director of Children's Affairs at the
Siqueiros Foundation of the Arts,
because she sees in the act of serving others,
a way of turning this grounds into a more
fruitful soil:
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— " Kids are seeds, let's help them sprout!... "
Obersand