That makes sense. The art industry is an opaque manipulative machine. It is full of very rich people who just care about how the art is valued in the secondary

That makes sense. The art industry is an opaque manipulative machine. It is full of very rich people who just care about how the art is valued in the secondary market. I do feel that there has to be a way where so-called real artists get their due, not just the ones making art for the collectors. I recently saw a show in MoMA PS1 by Puerto Rican artist Daniel Lind Ramos, who is 71, it is a pleasure watching him making his sculptures. He makes me wanna make art again. I am not sure how to delineate art for money from art that is worthy. How does one make the type of art they feel they need to make and be compensated?