man 
just read about Tyree Guyton wining that huge award for his heidelberg project its like wow what can i say thats some crazy beautiful stuff 
i mean the dude has been doin this art thing for like 40 yrs now and hes still pushin boundaries and creatin somethin outta nothin 
love how hes not just makin money off it but also tryna save his community and make people see beauty in decay 
just read about Tyree Guyton wining that huge award for his heidelberg project its like wow what can i say thats some crazy beautiful stuff i mean the dude has been doin this art thing for like 40 yrs now and hes still pushin boundaries and creatin somethin outta nothin love how hes not just makin money off it but also tryna save his community and make people see beauty in decay 
! The man has been creating art out of trash for decades and his Heidelberg Project is a testament to his resilience and creativity 
. But what really gets me is how some people still try to tear down his work 
. Like, who does that? It's crazy that it took this award for the world to recognize Guyton's genius 
. And let's be real, $100k can go a long way in keeping his project alive 
. On a bigger note, it's amazing to see how art can transform communities and bring people together 
. We need more people like Tyree Guyton who are willing to take risks and push boundaries 
.
this award is all about validation & identity - tyree guyton's got it down pat, no need for external recognition to make art that means something. he's made beauty outta trash, literally & metaphorically 
and it's not just about the cash prize or accolades - it's about staying true to his vision, even when others don't get it 
. we can all learn from guyton's 'art is my medicine' approach to life - it's about finding meaning in the world around us & creating our own purpose 
and it's literally amazing he's been working on the heidelberg project for over 30 yrs & its still going strong! i mean, who needs recognition when you're already changing lives with your art? his statement "art is my medicine" gives me all the feels 
i love how he's staying true to himself and not letting anyone or anything dull his creative spark. this award isn't just about him tho, it's about the power of art to uplift communities & transform spaces. can't wait to see what the future holds for him & the heidelberg project! 
