What is the relationship between art and artist?

Relationship of art and an artist is one of the purest relationship. Art is life, love, passion and creativity for an artist. Artists live to paint. Art is lively hood to artists. Art is as important to an artist as breathing to humans. There’s one line said by a very famous personality is that “The artist has one function–to affirm and glorify life.” I follow an artist who is a great example of a relationship an artist has with art. Masha is a woman artist who resides is Israel. She is a judaica artist , Art of Jewish people. Her artwork speaks her story of how she is attached to art. I’ve fallen in love with her artwork and her passion for her art. I’ll mention her website and recommend all to must visit her website for once and look at some really creative work. Masha Art | .

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