Inside the home of British artist Sacha Jafri

[@fredwaters2433]

I'm an artist, and I understand it's an individual preference. But let your work do the talking.

[@tedcamahalan]

thats true !!!you're a VISUAL ARTIST !!!

[@infinitesimotel]

Good point, but that doesn't stop works from talking shit.

[@daveholiday3946]

Yeah let your painting do the talking, and let the viewer interact. Great painting but he doesn’t need to narrate each one. His style has evolved quite nicely over time. Just paint less talking.

[@peerawatphompan2188]

Collectors these days interested in concepts ideas meaning of the artwork more than ever before. So, this guy understand the market. That is why he so successful.

[@vistapri9290]

Personally, I prefer to understand the context behind the painting... So it's refreshing to hear him explain...

[@annonomysperson9664]

This guy is amazingly talented - in stringing together so many words which mean nothing at all !

[@LeandroVelez7]

Nothing is more boring that hearing an artist talk about their work. And I’m an artist.

[@ellabradorus4390]

Maitri I agree. I think giving a painting a name or title is fine but that’s as far as it [a description] should ever go. Elucidating detail and foisting meaning is destructive to art. Someone should send him a copy of the essay: _Death_ _of_ _the_ _author._ He’s talented, and his colors are powerful. But they’re not matched artistically, his style is a pastiche of other greats before him and he doesn’t outride culture or stay ahead of it because he’s far too involved in it. I look at his work and it walks the thinnest line between whatever it is and graffiti. In a way that’s unique. I can see how Hollywood and billionaire types that know little about anything are attracted to it.

[@xanderpanda23]

or an artist commentating on other artists!!!!!

[@slickmachine]

yeah let me see your masterpiece mr so called artist ??

[@williamnordeste9653]

He said he goes into a trance...that should be a clue?????

[@kimrene2120]

I am an artist and Love hearing other artists talk about their work. It is hard for me to understand why it is boring to you. You are getting a new look at the painting from the artists perspective. I find that enriching.

[@Momma_AL]

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. I love his paintings! Edit - I just googled his name and there is a Forbes article from March 2021 that mentions his Journey Of Humanity painting recently selling for $62 million. So for people that are saying his paintings are garbage, he talks too much, why are there so many paintings in his house and he must not be selling them and blah blah blah THERE YOU GO!

[@m-well6843]

The desert story almost had me in tears. Inspiring.

[@alihammoud9438]

I’ve never seen an artist talk about his work! Clearly his a good sales man!

[@jl9938]

and a terrible artist.

[@scrapart2492]

Bad comments on this video wow I think there wall ornaments. I've seen worse in other channels That were highly glorified works That remind me of vomit.....

[@brodycarcella4047]

Im an artist. I hateeeeee listening to artists come up with elaborate responses for their pieces. Paintings. Especially abstracts come from being in the moment and developing a painting by watching it evolve. This guy is just trying to sound intelligent. Hes sooooo deep. Give me a break.

[@thomasbryan6796]

He's a pretentious idiot!

[@UMBUBA]

I totally agree. You never hear Picasso explain his process. I can’t stand it either. For me it a very private process, can’t talk about it

[@alexanderson1193]

He's like a dodgy salesman in sandals

[@gregorylent]

me too

[@johnmonk6342]

Is Sachi what you really hate, Brody? Look deeper. Paint what you find in there.

[@daniellepreyar]

Damn, the comments are more interesting than the video. Tough crowd. 😂

[@sandramalone3522]

Hahaha....

[@MsWatchdog]

I disagree with some of the nasty comments here, its always interesting how an artist see's the world and I think his paintings are excellent

[@Blankspaceeee]

Yes. He just seem like someone who is very passionate in painting. And I like how his paintings has different meanings. It's very interesting.

[@Momma_AL]

I agree

[@nickhall7763]

I get the impression he's desperately looking for a literal logic to his work, and that makes him feel better about his process.

[@jacobusbaker9285]

No, his work blows, that’s all. Children’s art is a 100 times more exiting.

[@dr.reidsheftalltruthinscie2007]

I refuse to say ONE WORD about my paintings. Art is a visual medium. If it requires explanation to mean something to the viewer, I have failed...

[@tedcamahalan]

yes thats true sir...im also a visual artist..i believe your point of view..

[@son-of-truth5959]

If he didn’t say what he said on this video we wouldn’t know any of the history of the pieces. like I love the story of the African kids getting some joy from painting that, during such horrible times that’s a good thing. You should go do something dope like saving refugees lives, paint something than please tell people about it why not.

[@dr.reidsheftalltruthinscie2007]

@@son-of-truth5959 That's not exactly the point I was making

[@MrIrons-og3rg]

the title should help the viewer to read into it.

[@prospero2007]

I absolutely agree with you! He’s basically telling you what to feel, which is absurd! Also, there’s too much going on in the rooms, too much distraction, too much displaying of wealth! His ego is indeed a huge turn off and ultimately a detriment to a potential artistic experience. The art doesn’t match the marketing, in the end.

[@bethaminkhan4951]

What an amazing man.... I so get him.. And I totally admire what he is doing,

[@prospero2007]

Talking crap is the real art form, here!

[@ellabradorus4390]

I think giving a painting a name or title is fine but that’s as far as it [a description] should ever go. Elucidating detail and foisting meaning is destructive to art. Someone should send him a copy of the essay: _Death_ _of_ _the_ _author._ He’s talented, and his colors are powerful. But they’re not matched artistically, his style is a pastiche of other greats before him and he doesn’t outride culture or stay ahead of it because he’s far too involved in it. I look at his work and it walks the thinnest line between whatever it is and graffiti. In a way that’s unique. I can see how Hollywood and billionaire types that know little about anything are attracted to it.

[@TimSchmidt_art]

True. Because I thought his "Soul of the Earth" piece was a flock of ducks eating at a Chinese restaurant.

[@edstud1]

My thoughts exactly! But it must be nice to be that wealthy. He only has to produce 6 of those monstrosity paintings a year?

[@robknowles6152]

I would never try to explain my work, its crass and overstated, the work should stand by itself.

[@sandramalone3522]

After I read most of these comments, I have to agree 100%. Shut up, be grateful for your talent and let others speak for you.

[@Kasparoscar]

But he has no talent, that's why he has to do all the speak.

[@anishulislam148]

This is one of my favorite it's called crap... I got the idea by looking at a pile of crap for too long and now I m going to explain everything to you about the crappy painting and then how someone rich idiot without any knowledge of art is going to buy it for millions .... It's true art in its purest form...

[@angelaramseyrobinson4407]

As an Artist/Art Therapist, I enjoyed hearing his process. I can form my own ideas but I wish more artists would be a bit more willing (or able) to discuss their work. I get that the viewer takes what they will from a finished piece, but if you have a body of work and concepts you are exploring, I don’t think there’s anything wrong with discussing it if someone asks. It depends on your motivations. If you want to communicate and express through your art, certainly you can let it speak for itself, but I think the level of criticism on this thread has much more to do with frustration and perhaps resentment seeing another artist’s work being valued. And, you don’t have to like it, but no, it’s not “easy” to consistently create large scale works and if you think abstract work itself is easy, I suggest you try it. Many artists won’t have a clue what’s going on in their own work but self-reflection and exploring what you’ve created is not a bad practice.

[@kathleenvance4045]

Me too! I love to hear the process! I think the finished product is an like a sort of DNA I think the people who yawn when listening to other peoples stories are the real narcissists!

[@TheBrainvision]

I'm an abstract artist. When someone asks me about my inspiration and process, i go "well, it was a long day. I started with a bottle of vodka, then some paint, and i have no fucking clue how and why I ended up here". True story.

[@philcosgrove6823]

That’s my way of doing it an it turns out better that way

[@zannzzzzz8780]

TheBrainvision - - one of the main reasons i rlly fk with abstract 🌸🌸🤾‍♀️

[@jmpsthrufyre]

Frost Up same here. don't drink, but go into a zone, like a trance almost, but I don't necessarily hate art with words or explanations. but it should be something the viewer can take or leave....if they want more insight, and it's available, great. if not, super.

[@zannzzzzz8780]

Jmpsthrufyre * 665 years ago exactly bro

[@Zed6788h]

Ain’t that the truth though

[@Mrveryviral]

Song?

[@99thehighstreet69]

This guy is super great but I can only imagine him in zoolander for some reason.

[@sianypopsmith1429]

😂😂 Hilarious, know what you mean 😂

[@jacobusbaker9285]

LOL

[@aurorapintore9356]

Interesting painting. When I have an Art Show, I ask the viewer to tell me what they see in my painting. I feel happy when they see something......

[@kathleenvance4045]

I love Sacha Jafri’s work. It is intense and prolific. It depicts the beauty, horror snd chaos that we experience in our world. His philanthropy and how much money he’s raised for others who are suffering are what I envy -I wish I could give that much (how would the world improve?)The people who make hateful comments are keeping themselves at a low level snd are focusing on the wrong details.

[@vittrine5143]

Is true

[@ekpil]

His paintings were alright.He should have just kept quiet however

[@chasityhernandez4256]

He's obviously doing something right. Can't believe the comments are so hateful.

[@PEN-N-PAL]

Maybe it's because his not of European descent.

[@Kasparoscar]

Selling himself like that is the only right thing he does. And he's good at it, since he got simps like you tricked into his blabberish.

[@Kasparoscar]

@@PEN-N-PAL Maybe it's because he simply ignores how to paint.

[@Doppe1ganger]

I'm general very open to art, i love abstract, i love expessionistic, i love colors and forms and lines. I think his art looks superficially pleasing, however i think it's 100% kitch and his serious explanation just compounds that idea.

[@devochile]

Perfectly said.

[@abby2stars]

Sacha … Thank you for sharing your thoughts 💝 Your work is exciting !!!

[@matthewconner8394]

Sacha Jafri ranks high on the list of my favorite Tim and Eric characters.

[@airmark02]

there is one word for this guy ~ Lucky

[@benhartart9487]

art is such a vast creative expression done in many ways, I think observing art and seeing how it speaks to the individual observer is a better way to critic an artwork, personally I don't think art should be defined by words, just like reality can't be defined by words, I do dig he loose style and I applaud anyone that loves painting large pieces and getting lost in their art, but I would limit the words spoken and let people give it their own meaning

[@lisengel2498]

I love the idea of the painting as organic, alive and breathing and interacting - and I totally agree that to depict true life is to depict the soul of the Earth - its all like a bridge between abstract expressionism and magic realism

[@johnmonk6342]

Great stuff, Sacha. I would like to know more about that piece on the white wall of your brightly lit entry way -- the 3D/multidimensional block buildings and green walkways with various figures about. That one is alive with movement. Keep up the good work!

[@rosco8708]

I love to see success in the arts. great stories. keep it up sacha!

[@TsetsiStoyanova]

The guy feels very entitled

[@truthbetold6578]

Pretentiousness

[@jacqulynwilliams3068]

It's okay not to like another artist's work, but please choose to be positively constructive if you must comment...and not such scornful doubters. Above all...be kind. He studied at Oxford University and the Goethe Institute - Royal Academy. In 2010, he was described as "the youngest artist in the history of art to be offered a 10 year retrospective visiting the top museums of the world and having recently pipped Damien Hirst to top spot in auction in London." In 2018, he received the Global Gift Foundation’s Humanitarian Award and since early 2019, "he has collaborated with, and raised more than $48m for good causes by auctioning special one-off works." Lastly, he has been recognized by the United Nations for his artistic and humanitarian efforts. In a world of growing tensions between and among diverse groups and across all societies, it is now more important than ever-especially in our digital lives- to not only be tolerant of our differences, but to be personally and socially responsible toward one another and nurture our capacities to be positive moral forces in the world. I'm a Citizen of This World I am one of many who live on planet earth I take my role here seriously I am part of everything that's going on 'Cause I believe in me I am part of everything A part of everyone, everywhere I am here and I belong I'm a citizen of this world. ~Teresa Jennings (1994)

[@Kasparoscar]

Positive constructivism is for people with room for growth. This guy just deserves the worst outcome.

[@jaderene]

Such a moving story and an incredible artist❤️✨🙏🏽 On another note, with all of the other complaints from other commenters, the bottom line is we as artists all have different stories to tell, they're all are not going to be the same! With LOVE and Respect for the art and the artists themselves!

[@johnmonk6342]

Hear, Hear! Yes, indeed, Jade Rene. You have much to teach the world . . . and for one such as ours, we need more Sacha Jafris! Keep fighting the good fight!! I'm right behind you.

[@Kasparoscar]

If you have a story to tell and you can't paint it, then you are not an artist, but a writer. Grow up.

[@jaderene]

@@Kasparoscar I wasn't looking to start a debate, we all have to much to be thankful and grateful for❤❤❤❤ wishing you the best with L.O.V.E (love over evil)

[@Kasparoscar]

@@jaderene I wasn't starting a debate, I was teaching you something.

[@jacekpokrak9258]

Sacha is fantastic.Compmaturism sometimes explores that part of beauty which is covered in routine, craftsmanship, and speculation. Therefore, the eyes of many collectors are turned to the Compmaturism of the new trend in order to experience something truly.

[@butterflysigh9577]

brilliant. It's amazing how much some people achieve.

[@AudiobookLibrary24-7]

As we ponder the interlinear efficacy of the intertwined excellence of the cosmic universe, we realize that the covalence of the conscience is, thereby, interspersed with the nonessential elements of the latent force within us. (Bla, bla, bla.)

[@alaysiakayebutler6299]

Lol smartypants

[@oilartworks9124]

Reminds me of my High School binder. Hahaha

[@johncastle8254]

All the money in the world can't buy good taste,shocked at how bad they were .

[@DanSwanson2070]

John Castle , painful to watch

[@PaintingwithEnrique]

The only one I liked was kafka wedding, the first one.

[@PEN-N-PAL]

John Castle: They were all pretty good abstract art, stop with the nonsense already. When they do a special interview of your work then you can criticize someone else's work. It's not easy coming up with those paintings.

[@johncastle8254]

IMO I can appreciate abstract art ,but the majority of it is pretty awful because people think you can do anything ,there are good reasons why a painting works or doesn’t ,all the flowery words in the world can’t change a confused mess .

[@PEN-N-PAL]

@@johncastle8254 : Sacha Jafri abstract art is no more and no less than what is consider good to great abstract art, it all depends on who the art industry wants to promote as the next big thing, and his being a non Caucasian could also play a big reason why you don't view his work as worthy of praise as those who are collecting his work view it.

[@qle6]

I don’t think I’ve ever heard an artist SO explicitly explain every element of their works in such a self-satisfied manner. Frankly it’s a tad pretentious and intensely dull to listen to.

[@ziraprod6090]

How nauseating.

[@philipkeithwilson8349]

Neither of the two most important auction house show any record of sales by this person.

[@annonomysperson9664]

My 7 year old daughter wants to know how her painting ended up in this U tube video !

[@PEN-N-PAL]

Annonomys Person: If your 7 year old daughter could paint like that she would be the featured person on "60 minutes." You are showing that you are clueless about art.

[@trevchumby]

‘British artist Sacha Jafri is one of the worlds most important living artists” - Not for me....not even on my top 100 mate!

[@arturoapilado8188]

top 5000

[@edwardmena6516]

This guy makes us artist look bad, I just name my stuff that's it... I get motivated by seeing something.. and just do it.. some of my stuff don't even have names

[@bookmouse2719]

yes

[@DefinitelyAFakePage]

Not gonna lie the story of the process of the painting is more interesting than the actual painting.

[@gregoryyoung4604]

fabulous work... color me inspired

[@irenash3032]

I like his work I don't why there's a lot of haters in comments who are also artists!

[@Artba_Kreasi]

hello, I'm from Indonesia... I like your work... wish you were here I want to be friends with you... your work really cheers me up... keep it up and keep working...

[@jmpsthrufyre]

That was a very long video... wait, no it wasn't. Why did it feel like an eternity?

[@jsz813]

facts

[@giovannisiano574]

Another case of Emperor's new clothes....

[@jackiegarroutte8970]

LOL PERFECT COMMENT!! ALL I COULD HEAR WAS HOW FULL OF HIMSELF HE IS.....

[@infinifi2910]

Re 'Let the work do the talking' I think it depends on which philosophy you take about enlarging on the painting or not. To me it's like saying .... don't paint that area green when it should be blue ... who's to say!! I would love to hear more of what Sacha Jafri's has to say mainly because I think his art work is talented, diverse and he talked about mystical beings which have been an experience with my art for the past twelve months.

[@Jab_Reel]

His style is nothing that hasn’t been done already

[@PEN-N-PAL]

J Bril: Every art produced today is already a style that has already been done genius. Please show us the style that hasn't already be done, I'll be waiting.

[@Jab_Reel]

IMO so are you saying no new art movements or style will be created? My criticism of his style was more a reply to the beginning of the video calling him “one of the worlds most important artists”

[@PEN-N-PAL]

@@Jab_Reel : He has a lot of important and well known people collecting his art, you know, real art connoisseur, people in the know, not people like you who get your art from Target. There are know more art movements to come or go, it's all already been done just like fashion, everything is being recycled, the old becomes the new and in vogue for a while and then becomes the old again. it's already been done.

[@watchvids7802]

To the haters in the comments, go read a book (or watch some "The Art Assignment" episodes on YT) before you scream "pretentious BS" and "my child could do that". You're free to look at some old 1500s cheese anytime you want. To the makers of this video, you did yourselves a disservice by in detail showing this guy, who has zero problems dissecting his art away, more than the actual paintings. The bad side of the art world is people convincing rich people that something is meaningful; let the art and ideas speak for themselves more. I'm sure all the haters are smart enough and would actually like to understand.

[@Kasparoscar]

You better try to actually study about art and painting.

[@cherylrelph2154]

Makes me cry as it is so ugly! What is wrong with people who like this scribble art?

[@frankiemayes5899]

Something u find ugly others find beautiful

[@SubNorm4L]

I find some of his work really appealing. And im myself an artist (Not abstract). Sometimes these abstract painters come up with really interesting designs and compositions with a lot of rhythm and flow. I don't really care if they mean something.

[@PEN-N-PAL]

@@SubNorm4L Thank you. All these idiot commenters always assume something is easy and they have idea how difficult it is to come up with some of these paintings. A lot of his paintings are difficult to create. Being a critic is the easiest thing in the world.

[@Kasparoscar]

@@frankiemayes5899 Others finding it beautiful doesn't make it beatiful, it makes them stupid.

[@wolfaiden]

The hands say it all.

[@music-sc7eg]

Michael, thankyou, this now seems to be presenter/guest modern disease along with bobbing and head twitching.. It drives me mad.

[@kimberleebrooks-trakis9563]

Your human awareness is amazing I could hear you tearing up as you spoke about your experiences. I am hoping in my heart that you have sparked action with your words and your paintings. I see that you live in a world of abundance and it appears that you use it wisely. xoxoxooxx

[@jacekpokrak9258]

A few words about Compmaturism. Today you can still get a few or a dozen good works by Compmaturists. In a few years it will be impossible, Some collectors already have 50 works of Compmaturism. The main destinations are Dubai, Hong Kong and London

[@deracks8183]

The explanation is meaningful to the artist - the work is exceptional. Love the color. composition, textures. The explanation lets you know that it's not decorative art- but fine art.

[@luzbaz4826]

I really like the idea of the grid and different hierarchy of society depicted on it its really smart. I didn't think any of this in the video was wrong until I read the comments haha

[@arundabholkar4922]

His abstracts are simply superb!

[@arturoapilado8188]

he got glasses

[@aquestnohies]

His talent is to sell himself

[@itsjudystube7439]

I like some and I don’t like some. I was disappointed that the music obliterated so much. What is his background to have had experiences that he has?

[@KimUel6585]

If it needs a long explanation to proclaim its art, it's probably bullshit.

[@E-Kat]

Even the frames are so bad.

[@MoonGoddess-wc3ue]

Inspiring soul food 🙏🏻❤️🙏🏻

[@specter2205]

Pretentious manbun hipster look....just no.

[@Americansikkunt]

To the casual, lazy observer....Sure. But the agee Japanese raw denim, the traditional Spanish footwear, and well-groomer beard all tell a story.... *sigh* you wouldn’t understand

[@williama.hovestreydt6623]

Rubbish! This game was rigged here for sure ... his billionaire boyfriend created the market. His greatest gift is pontificating on his mediocre paintings...Id hire him for sales!

[@Kasparoscar]

I like the way he displays color, but it's a bit pedantic to give such high meanings to paintings that don't stand for them.

[@vib7679]

As an art student I find that he’s definitely not the worst of the most important living artists. Especially if you compare him with another important British artist - Michael Landy and his cringe-worthy portraits, that are being compared with Rembrandt in certain respect. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZ-3dI18rt-erLs Contemporary art is a battle of frauds. And as an art student I’m brainwashed to appreciate it.

[@jim-hn7ko]

i found the audio and music hard to take. bailed a 2min.

[@youtube1tube752]

He is talented, great art work. Cool dude i am surw, but less is more. It feels he is an art dealer rather than an Artis.

[@EMMETT-WILLIAMS]

I wish I could get you guys to comment on my stuff! I hate talking about art and would rather just do it and let an air of mystery and mystique remain for the viewer.

[@robertalexander3067]

Nice home

[@kevinpopescu9741]

barrack obama and clooney owning his work wouldn't be the point I'd use to depict the quality of his work but rather his fame which is very different. I also am a massive art nerd and artist myself. I can get behind most abstract painter's process and paint an aweful lot too, but tbh his thought process is kinda weak: "I wanted to express A so I did B" without really ever getting to the point of how or why the two ideas converge. Then My last gripe with him. 12 works per 2 year is REALLY taking his time. I've been painting for a bit more than 8 years and I lost track of how many projects I did so that would be weird for a painter of this supposed caliber to only have produced 108 paintings in that time frame. I'm not hating on the guy though I'm happy for him. I'm just always a bit weirded out when I see the kind of artist that float on top while some way lesser known works are so much more thought provoking. I hate the comparison but the money aspect forces me to

[@seinundzeiten]

hmm...the paintings are really red, too...

[@adonistopofmen2571]

Great Artist .......

[@robferrobfer3477]

Haters always going to hate

[@marquamfurniture]

Yes, but there is so much to work with here.

[@Kasparoscar]

While they keep painting this crap, we will keep hating, yes, next.

[@gloobnord]

Self absorbed. I always find painters/artists that have to talk about their work as interesting as an hour long lecture on gluing a PVC pipe. He certainly does make sure he looks the part of an artist. Calculated. For those of us who have no choice but to wear torn jeans it's an insult. As for his painting -- ehhh (very nasal sound to that ehhh.) Anyway, I hope he enjoys his caviar and oysters.

[@theresacarmen6220]

You guys are really tough. Different strokes for different folks. But I have to agree, I don't like to hear people discussing their work. Let's just enjoy the interesting picture.

[@gabrielecongiu2739]

Ma per favore, Quadri visti e rivisti senza nessuna tecnica, non mi trasmettono assolutamente niente. Dobbiamo tornare indietro nel tempo e ridimensionare qual'è la vera arte. Questo è pasticciare una tela, e ci vogliono far credere chi sa che cosa parlo dei critici d'arte che non sanno neanche come si prende in mano un pennello o una spatola.

[@roamandgo7458]

is he a pseudo intellectual?

[@ziraprod6090]

hee hee.... that is what I was going to say. I am sure that is why people buy his paintings...

[@LeandroVelez7]

Sounds like it. What a knob.

[@jmpsthrufyre]

Roam and Go almost yeah

[@richardretter6014]

I love it, and I get it!

[@shuttermonkee]

I listened to his explanations, and thought, hmm the concepts are kinda basic "stuff" rather trite, but I'll give that to him, but then, I couldn't relate his stated concepts to the paintings.

[@ovadyszambrano1466]

Se está entrevistando a sí mismo?

[@annonomysperson9664]

His shirt has more art in it than his paintings !

[@E-Kat]

All the works he's showing are unsold as they're so bad!!

[@PEN-N-PAL]

Ekaterina: Obviously you understand very little about being an artist. Every artist worth anything keeps some of his best work for his own and family collections to be handed down the generations. This must be new to an art novice like yourself. This comment section is littered with nothing but a lot of dumb and ignorant comments.

[@nayranpessanha5243]

Muito bom !

[@socialdistance.forever4744]

He knows what he paint so let him explain his work. You got artist who paint and don't know what the hell they painted because they got no talent and not a clue. Passion 👍👍👍👍.

[@invisibleboy3997]

The Art isn't bad if you can handle the rap.

[@AndrewSnarls]

You know it's bad artwork when the artist has to create stories for each piece... this guy is just a bullshit artist in the end. As an artist myself if people can't enjoy the work on its own terms then I failed with that piece, I don't need some elaborate short story to try and prop it up.

[@Bavubuka]

Sure knows how to toot his own horn, that's for sure. Lol.

[@ESQUIREMiddleEast]

Well, he's an artist not a musician (but I think we might know what you mean) :)

[@petemccarthy5819]

And good on him!

[@marquamfurniture]

"...knows how to toot his own horn..." otherwise known as auto-fallatio.

[@ianestevens7888]

2:13 Is he trying to not yawn or crack up. This Sacha guy is not doing it for me.

[@PEN-N-PAL]

Ian Estevens: His not European, that's a mental stumbling block for you. Believe me, I understand your mental state of mind.

[@CEOMiddleEast1]

Amazing video.

[@bigworm3446]

So many haters🤣

[@PEN-N-PAL]

Big Worm: They are either jealous or clueless or maybe both.

[@Kasparoscar]

Obviously.

[@gloobnord]

Like I always say if a painting, or piece of art doesn't speak for itself you can't explain it with words. Also, this guy insults his audience by telling them what they see. At any rate I think he believes the sycophants who tell him he's a genius, or something. He robs art of what it is -- an expression of the artist who doesn't have to apologize for it, explain it, or give a sh&t what the audience thinks.

[@gerrylk9]

Yeah? Right.

[@PaintingwithEnrique]

The painting then ye yu yi yu and then relaxes and the for the next person yeyuyiyu

[@patriciaperfater8161]

Rain Sweepers" Etherical!