A staggering statistic, one in every 10 people in the world is disabled, the total is about six hundred and fifty million, for the able-bodied people, this is just a string of numbers, but for every living person behind the numbers, it is the cruelty of reality, this huge number of people, how many people are depressed about life, and how many people are trying to find the window that God has opened for them?
If a pair of hands is a "weapon" for a person to survive in this world, what about people who are born without weapons? Surrender to fate, surrender? Spend your life with the sympathy, mercy, and support of others? Marius Keizerski from Poland used his elbows and feet as support to complete his dream.
Marius Ketzelski was unfortunate, he was born without hands, but he was lucky because he had a dream, a dream to become a painter, and this dream always guided him. The 29-year-old young artist spent 15,000 hours creating more than 700 hyperrealistic paintings. Most of his works are monochrome drawings, the painting style is delicate, and the capture of details is also very sensitive, especially the portrayal of the eyes, as if it can paint the hearts of the characters in the painting.
Willing to endure hardships and hard work, Marius Ketzelski became a small and accomplished artist in just a few years, and although he was born without "weapons", he still lived the life he dreamed of on his own. His paintings have been exhibited in Many Cities such as London, Paris, Berlin, Rome, Athens, etc., and people are inspired and moved by his works and the stories behind them.
Marius Keisersky was never depressed or inferior because of his physical mutilation. He had always been very confident, even more confident than a sound man, because in his opinion God had indeed closed a door for him, but the talent for painting was the window that opened for him. Not everyone is lucky enough to be an artist, and they are lucky enough to be luckier than most able-bodied people, so why be depressed?
Opening art exhibitions and giving speeches, this super inspirational artist shares his true experience and inspires many disabled people who have the same situation as him, not to be confined to the home for any reason, all the obstacles are actually in their hearts, breaking them, stepping over them, to decorate their lives with dreams.
Next, let's enjoy the wonderful ultra-realistic paintings of this Polish man who was born without hands.