SpiKA: Alfred Freddy Krupa about his grandfather, art work, origins, knights, and how he became chief, Alfred Freddy Krupa (recorded by Marin Bakić), KaPortal (Croatia), 2015
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I always like to look where it is rarely looked. I do not like taboo topics and easy rejections. I like to find out, check, conclude on my own ... to get to know "foreign" cultures and different civilizations, a global view. For this reason, nothing is foreign to me. I do not consider myself associated with a single cultural tradition. Every human tradition is also mine. I am trying to determine myself as a citizen of the world, because so I see the future, and not in the separations based on race, nation, or religion. A contemporary artist must necessarily be a free thinker, and for a free thinker there is no dogma or taboo theme.

— Alfred Freddy Krupa

What It Means

This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "I always like to look where it is rarely looked. I do not like taboo topics and easy rejections. I like to find out, check, conclude on my own ... to get to know "foreign" cultures and different civilizations, a global view. For this reason, nothing is foreign to me. I do not consider myself associated with a single cultural tradition. Every human tradition is also mine. I am trying to determine myself as a citizen of the world, because so I see the future, and not in the separations based on race, nation, or religion. A contemporary artist must necessarily be a free thinker, and for a free thinker there is no dogma or taboo theme." in the context of "SpiKA: Alfred Freddy Krupa about his grandfather, art work, origins, knights, and how he became chief, Alfred Freddy Krupa (recorded by Marin Bakić), KaPortal (Croatia), 2015" to mean that wisdom is timeless.

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Alfred Freddy Krupa

About Alfred Freddy Krupa

Alfred Freddy Krupa (Krūppa) (14 June 1971, Karlovac, Yugoslavia) is a Croatian contemporary painter. He is one the best known European members of the global Modern Ink painting movement. Since 1990 Krupa is known for both exhibiting his European New Ink Art works together with writing an articles and essays from the field of an art theory (predominantly related to New Ink Art movement) published nationally and internationally.