Martin Tsicane (c. 2000 CE)
Thanks to his lifelong occupation with art, the artist is able to decipher the western culture down to its roots, resulting in a pre-monotheistic cultural image that is still clearly visible in these days languages and symbols.

Zosimos of Panopolis (c. 300 CE):
who was the first person in history to talk about
"the Stone of the Philosopher"

"This stone that is not a stone, this precious thing that has no value, this multiform thing that has no form, this unknown thing that everyone knows"

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Most surprising is, the ARTversation is able to explain sociobiology from a different point of view then science, wich is the language, its letters and archaic signs, it's visible its audible, it is deep empirical knowledge on which the language is built, the language is "the philosopher's stone"!. What ARTversation can do is absolutely unique in modern society, it has the power to bring peace and freedom in to the gender debate.

This ARTversation is not aiming to spread truth or ideology of any kind. This is not a science, but an artistic point of view that raises a lot of interesting questions and thoughts about the development of the human brain; and perhaps could even answer some questions about spirituality by shedding a different light on how it grew and demonstrating how this point of view can be used for the benefit of mankind and the planet.

The ARTversation ultimately explains the artist's paintings, artworks, and what he does express with them.

- uses explicit sexual terms that can be offensive for some people.
Note: The talk is not about sex;

- may shake your cultural ideas and might be disturbing to you at first, however, the ARTversation does not intend to change your view.

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