I paint as a resistance to the status-quo disregard that we have towards our built environment

I paint to challenge the notion that things are the way they are and that that is final

I paint because I like to give people the opportunity to let others paint
I paint to highlight how we have ignored the spaces around us

I paint because I like to show people they can change things 

I paint because I love getting paint on my shirt, and shorts

I paint because I want to show myself I can work hard

I paint as resistance to “fine,” “okay,” “good enough” 

I paint because I like being exhausted after a project

I paint because there’s not much else to do now

I paint because I like having paint on my hands

I paint to challenge people’s notions of agency 

I paint because I like making concrete change 

I paint to make others feel like they matter

I paint because I like to organize people

I paint to make other people feel happy

I paint because I like thinking about art

I paint because I like the smell of paint

I paint because I like washing brushes

I paint because I like to change things

I paint because I like leaving a legacy 

I paint because I like questioning art 

I paint because I love bright colors

I paint as resistance to blandness

I paint because I like to fantasize 

I paint to bring people together

I paint because I like to notice

I paint because I like to paint

I paint as resistance to grey

I paint because I want to

I paint because it’s fun 

I paint to get exercise 

I paint because I can

I paint to work hard

I paint to socialize

I paint to paint

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