Artist Interview | John Wolseley

[@louisaellingham602]

It is only people like John Wolseley who can save our world--- he is a transcendent artist and I understand him completely!

[@kaymcdonagh]

Absolutely brilliant. What a wonderful life you must have. I am so inspired!!

[@markzucc909]

yes i would love to throw dead birds around on a canvas...

[@louisaellingham602]

Me too--this man is rare, a genius!

[@conclueshair7775]

As an art student your inspiration is astounding, thank you for sharing and inspiring me

[@KatloDesigns]

John Wolseley, you are fabulous! I love pelicans and though heartbroken to see a dead one, bless you for capturing it's memory and recording the essence of its magnificence even after it's loss. I'm so glad to have viewed this video to understand better what the amazing images convey.

[@sophiaellsmore2674]

absolute madlad

[@jennybrown7484]

Magical! Thank you

[@diggiworme2193]

This guys a wild one

[@reddnacpil8934]

I wonder if he'd use his own amputated leg to paint

[@Olivia-kf9nx]

Neowwwwewww vroom vroom neowww

[@Finiboi]

relatable

[@anthonytbatiste]

Nuts

[@rebecarusu4709]

hiiii ekam

[@rebecarusu4709]

muah

[@aysenatalanpentimentoartsh1022]

Avustralya'yı düşününce çokk anlamlı

[@samddee454]

Probably would've been more sensible to have left the dead bird alone in its natural environment rather than to drag that big canvas into what looks like a pristine area.

[@ScottApM]

stop pretending to care about things

[@samddee454]

@@ScottApM It's just my opinion and has nothing to do with caring about dead birds or old artists.

[@ethangillard9975]

Normal unit

[@Finiboi]

may i ask why bro just has a fucking stroke at the end

[@kengreenfield-nman]

Enabling insanity!

[@meriankamberi3583]

Is this guy normal?

[@romeysullivan3281]

here here

[@DrJones-nh4my]

WTF? Perversion to use the dead bird.