“ Art should be about having an emotional impact on the viewer and it is my hope that in some way, through my art, I can invoke in the viewer an emotional response that will help to inspire and also create an awareness about the issues that humanity and our planet is now facing.
The greatest motivator for change is inspiration and when inspired, people by their own free will, will want to create a change for a better world.
We have created all our own problems and we now have the opportunity to stand up and do something about them. If we don’t, who will ? “
Thank you for taking the time to read my blog and I hope that I can in some way inspire you.
Steve Bindon
After 11 years in the British Special Forces, during which time he served in the Falklands campaign receiving a gunshot wound and then 3 years as a bodyguard, Steve Bindon lived in Japan for 6 years. It was in Japan that he started to develop his art to focus on environmental issues. He has had exhibitions in Tokyo and London, his paintings are in corporate collections in Japan, America and Germany and has recently sold work at Sotheby’s.
He believes art can be a connection to a spiritual world which is essential for the human spirit, but which we are now losing touch with. Losing our connection to nature.
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