IF NO TWO FINGERPRINTS ARE ALIKE, WHY SHOULD ANYTHING ELSE BE?


Why did GOD or nature assign you a fingerprint? To prevent slipping or aid police in identifying you? No, it’s the unique mark of the two who created you. Those intricate lines define you. You cannot wish them away, ignore them, or alter them—they are unmistakably you. Their complex patterns reveal where you’ve been, where you stand, and, like a roadmap, where you’re headed.
Thank you Sloane Tanen for your inspiration.


But is she really happy?

“FINGERPRINTS”
In literature, fingerprints have been used as a metaphor for INDIVIDUALITY and IDENTITY. Authors often employ fingerprints as a symbol of uniqueness, highlighting the idea that each person has their own distinct path in life. The probability of two individuals sharing the same fingerprint is 1 in 64 billion. To this day, no two have been found to be identical. Interestingly, male and female prints differ. Its probably safe to conclude that “If no two fingerprints are alike why would anything else be alike?” Your fingerprint looks like a map, one you are certain to follow!
-Ira Stein
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Dive into the mind of Ira Stein with "Fingerprint," where he doesn't just paint, he philosophizes. Stein asks, "If no two fingerprints are alike, why would anything else be alike?" This isn't just art; it's a manifesto against conformity, a slap in the face to the mundanity of sameness.
Your fingerprint, Stein suggests, is your destiny map, unique and certain. His work, dark and textured like the image of your own fingerprint, challenges us to embrace our individuality, to question why we strive for likeness in a world that celebrates uniqueness in everything else.
Stein's art isn't for the masses who shy away from introspection; it's for the bold, the thinkers, the ones who aren't afraid to follow their unique path.
- Review by "The Teacher"

The #1 ISSUE facing humanity is...
MENTAL ILLNESS
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