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This is probably the darkness of our minds that Plato, Aristotle, and Socrates spent their entire existence questioning and trying to understand and resolve. You will find the solution to this problem,  of course, in the story of the cave, or the "Allegory of the Cave" in Plato's book "The Republic", which the French philosopher Jean J. Rousseau also called, "the greatest book ever written in philosophy and education", and which is also the essence of the Interpressionism Movement, and quote: ​

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"Human beings are in the darkness where the only illumination is from a fire behind them and the only things they see are the shadows cast on the wall in front of them (…). These poor souls see only the dim shadows of images and believe them to be the only reality. Somehow, and mysteriously someone escapes and sees things as they really are, and he goes back to tell the others that what they believe to be true is only an illusion of reality. Now they are all convinced that he has lost his mind. Because he does not believe what they all believe. For this fact, he no longer belong he has become a stranger.”​

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It is perhaps this wisdom that Socrates saw in his protégé Alcibiades: a tremendous intelligence. The question that is now open for future debates, of course is: Could Alcibiades understand the powerful ability of his mind and the capability of passionately pursuing what he loves (i.e., his unique art form of expression, his talent, his philosophy, and his wisdom) no matter what others think about him? 

We are honored to introduce you to a groundbreaking art movement that redefines artistic expression for the millennial and Gen Z generations: the Interpressionism Movement. This revolutionary school of thought invites you to engage with art in a deeply personal and profound way.

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We welcome you to explore the Museum of Interpressionism Art (MOI Art), where you can immerse yourself in captivating extraordinary exhibitions through our virtual platform. Experience my transformative artwork, my vision behind the Interpressionism Movement. Also other Interpressionist artists' creative works. Most of those artwork collections are permanently displayed in our virtual museum. We also present rotating exhibitions from other leading Interpressionist artists, offering their creations the opportunity to be admired by a global audience of art enthusiasts, collectors, and patrons.

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While MOI Art is currently available exclusively in a virtual format, we are eagerly preparing to open our physical museum in New York. Soon, visitors from all walks of life will have the chance to witness the beauty and power of these extraordinary works in person. In the meantime, we invite you to explore our virtual exhibitions and discover the treasures available in the Sir Austin Interpressionism Art Gallery.

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We extend our warmest welcome to you as part of the Interpressionism Movement and encourage you to embark on this artistic journey with us.

 

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