Great video. This is, I think, the kind of women we need in our time. Women who understand, express and have their values as a reference, connect with their past and evolve with it towards the future. 🙌
Your words are always so insightful, it as though your ancestors are speaking through you. The last part where you started to say, "There is no separation between Art and Life". Then you ended with, "where you land is exactly the place you need to go". This last part is a poem to me and it came at the right time. Thank you. I am grateful.
I am delighted to see Rose Simpson again. Thank you for this. Interestingly, it was seeing her El Camino in the background of the first shot that reminded me that I already knew this person and their work. My thanks to the film makers for this subtle touch.
Inspiring, Rose. You've been blessed - in non-traditional ways, but blessed. Your insights through experiences are rare, unique and have propelled you to an understanding of the world/existence/transformation that few will ever get to. Carry on (and keep making great art!). Love the El Camino as well.
Appreciate her viewpoint and focus on indigenous artist. Wonder how she negotiates how her gas guzzling muscle car is accelerating the drying of the West and warming of the planet that her child will inherit.
? Explain further so we can understand your viewpoint please. Your vague utterance makes no 'real sense'. Maybe learn to communicate better? Unless ur some empty Yotube troll beast?!
Great video. This is, I think, the kind of women we need in our time. Women who understand, express and have their values as a reference, connect with their past and evolve with it towards the future. 🙌
Your words are always so insightful, it as though your ancestors are speaking through you. The last part where you started to say, "There is no separation between Art and Life". Then you ended with, "where you land is exactly the place you need to go". This last part is a poem to me and it came at the right time. Thank you. I am grateful.
I like what she said about being feminine and still feeling that power. Too often we associate strong women with masculine attributes.
SO COOL
Always so refined and captivating.Thank you for sharing ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Your words, your hopes, your being, Thank you Rose.🙏🙏 (And that El Camino...👊)
What a beautiful story. I really appreciate her energy.
Incredible work 😮❤ super cool car. Everything has so much energy and power. Left me crying ❤❤
Art is life. Profoundly exemplified by this strong female artist.
I am delighted to see Rose Simpson again. Thank you for this. Interestingly, it was seeing her El Camino in the background of the first shot that reminded me that I already knew this person and their work. My thanks to the film makers for this subtle touch.
Inspiring, Rose. You've been blessed - in non-traditional ways, but blessed. Your insights through experiences are rare, unique and have propelled you to an understanding of the world/existence/transformation that few will ever get to. Carry on (and keep making great art!). Love the El Camino as well.
As a painter who got back into cars, it's great seeing the El Camino included by this artist and appreciated by the Art World!
Beautiful 💙💙💙
what a beautiful episode! the ending is full of wisdom. gets me thinking
Profound history in the making 🙏
Wonderful😊
Very interesting this art work
Good seeing you Rose...and your family. 😘 Beth of Aztec
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Awesome!!
Appreciate her viewpoint and focus on indigenous artist. Wonder how she negotiates how her gas guzzling muscle car is accelerating the drying of the West and warming of the planet that her child will inherit.
Probably negotiates it fairly easily because it's not and you're being hysterical.
B-but the polar bears!
lmao
horrible kitsch
Bad manners.
? Explain further so we can understand your viewpoint please. Your vague utterance makes no 'real sense'. Maybe learn to communicate better? Unless ur some empty Yotube troll beast?!