The Nativity. Think outside the box. Think in curves. Not in straight lines. That's law. Xmass.

Mas.s, the original Dutch painter, starts the festive season with an abstract expression of "The Nativity". He says "It is wonderful to follow the heart, to trust where it is leading you. Whatever may come. It is ok to make a mistake. You look at it, try to fix it but carry on."

He goes on "Think outside the box. Not only of what is in front of you. Think in curves. Not straight lines. That's law.  I personally think that maybe true intelligence." 

Mas.s has experienced a dynamic and exciting year touching upon many new experiences in the art world. Participating in prestigious exhibitions in Italy and the UK. Organising "Home of Inspiration" solo exhibitions, many invitations to exhibit all over the world, enjoying new developments and progression in styles he is recently attracted by abstract expressionism. He says "I am truly a privileged man. To have the opportunity, so early in life (50),  to express essential thoughts and feelings in this way, is a true blessing."

Another exciting development was the start of a film documentary of his life on the 1st of December. The documentary is called "Life is beautiful. Always." Using Mas.s's compelling story to depict why life is so beautiful, valuable and why we should treat every moment as a blessing.  Benjamin van Leeuwen,  one of the documentary makers, says "We are trying to underpin how a “positive attitude”, “outlook” and “action” can help you achieve whatever you want in life. Mas.s being example of someone dealt challenging cards but has strived and achieved. Inspiring for many, I’m sure." The team will follow the artist through the experiences and expression of his art,  also touching upon his turbulent past marked by great upheavals in his health and the consequences for his personal life. 

Mas.s says "Thank you all for your support, we are in desperate need of each other. I wish you and your loved ones a Merry Christmas and a healthy New year! See you after!