Vital Signs....witnessing our times.

Murad Sayen, a life-long artist, observer and philosopher shares his views on art, life, ethics and the human experience at large, citing examples from art and the world around us.

Wednesday, April 16, 2025

The Death of Honor., Introduction

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This is the first installment of a project I have been gestating, going all the way back to my college days at Penn State.  After a couple o...
Thursday, March 20, 2025

OMG ! Eeeegads! Holy Sh*t!. WTF?

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None of the above exclamations are even close to adequate to describe the current situation that America is facing.  We are on the precipice...
Thursday, February 13, 2025

The Rasputin for Our Time

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  To say that we're living in unprecedented times...and that they are off-the-scale weird, and getting weirder is to grossly understate ...
Monday, January 6, 2025

Now is NOT the Time to Close Your Eyes...

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 I am back. I had to take a break after the November calamity.  I have struggled and battled with myself, until I am blue in the face, tryin...
Thursday, September 5, 2024

Why is it even close?

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  We've had time for the presidential race to define itself and the final form that will be what we have for an election is now set.  It...
Monday, August 19, 2024

America is on the Doorstep of History.....

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The Democratic National Convention is starting today in Chicago.  Barring unforeseen events, it will be a week in which America makes histor...
Monday, August 12, 2024

Why is the Big Orange Cheeto losing it?

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  Unless you only watch conservative news outlets, i.e, Fox, Newsmax etc, you have likely seen a proliferation of pieces by liberal pundits,...
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Murad Sayen
I have been a practicing artist all of my life. Painting has been my first love, but I discovered photography in college and have spent considerable time and energy 'chasing the light'. I have a deep sense of conviction that art can be a source of great consolation, enlightenment, richness and understanding. Therefore I am not a friend of art and artists who strive to create enigmatic and obfuscatory work that is inaccessible to most people. As an undergrad at Penn State I was blessed to meet Dr. Ernst Hans Freund, and it was under his kind guidance that I became an ethicist and earned my degree in the philosophy of ethics. Throughout my life I have been unable to ignore the ethics which constitute our basis for navigating through our lives. These are intensely interesting times for anybody who can see that we are re-defining ourselves, as individuals and as a society.
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