World Art Project History
1973 – The passage describes the WORLD ART PROJECT® as a global initiative focused on universal belonging, cultural identification, and environmental sustainability:
The WORLD ART PROJECT proposes a unified vision for humanity, where the term "Our" signifies a collective belonging to both the project itself and all people across Earth. Each individual's cultural identity is uniquely defined by their name, fingerprint, and purpose, further enriched by a tactile memory associated with a significant material, object, or substance. The project emphasizes the shared nature of life, sustained by essential resources like water, air, and food. To achieve its goals, the World Art Project envisions a unique funding model: the entire labor value of each person's life is symbolically equated to one US dollar, creating a collective currency. This currency will support a transformative new art movement dedicated to purifying water, air, and soil/plants before their release after human use. The ultimate aim is to ensure that all individual and industrial activities yield only drinkable water, clean air, and food grown in healthy soil as byproducts. This initiative highlights the critical role of art in fostering global unity, preserving individual culture, and promoting environmental sustainability through a collaborative and ecologically conscious approach.
Key Points
- Universal belonging and cultural identity: "Our" refers to the World Art Project and all people of Earth, with each person's culture uniquely identified by their name, fingerprint, and purpose, tagged with a tactile memory.
- Shared life and essential resources: All life is interconnected and sustained by shared water, air, and food.
- Funding a new art movement for purification: The project proposes a unique funding mechanism where the cost of each person's life's labor is equivalent to one U.S. dollar, supporting a new art movement dedicated to cleansing and purifying all water, air, and soil/plants.
- Sustainable future with clean byproducts: The ultimate goal is to ensure that individual and industrial activities result only in drinkable water, breathable air, and food grown in healthy soil.
This project outlines a vision for a world where art plays a central role in fostering global unity, preserving individual culture, and achieving environmental harmony.
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