i'm not a naturally funny person by any means, i get one or two good jokes per year. i usually dive in head first on funny content on Instagram, tik-tok or my friends. Memes have come to us in a silver platter on the E-era.
the ted-talk with Taika made me realize that he did the movie jojo rabbit. i laughed and cried with that movie and was deeply moved by his sense of humor, dark, innocent , he showed us the side or war in the eyes of a child, packed in perfectly for adults in a satire, drama, monologue.
i was impressed to see all of his ideas marinating from over 10 years into one film. it really made me question the perspective of time in one's art work.
its very hard for me to dedicate to a single project because i love to paint with emotion, when there's color involved is a done deal and i cant help but play and get lost in them.
as a true artist he dove into so many sub art mediums, he knew he was a creative and that he wanted to be humorous. he made so much work, constantly getting his feet into different bodies of creative water. he failed so many times just to come up with concept that he used in other works he made.