Political Art Review for Theo Wujcik and I

I was given the honor and opportunity of meeting, closely knowing and dancing to industrial, goth, punk and 80’s New Wave music at the Castle in Ybor City, FL with my dearly beloved, fellow United States born artist, the great Theo Wujcik. He has been deceased now for 13 years, but he and his life’s artistic major political artworks are still ingrained and implanted on my well-lit golden luminary, revolutionary and visionary red jade colored heart, and so are our precious memories we once shared between us on the dance floor and in his Ybor City art studio. Unbeknownst to me at the time, during his last six years on earth, I became his United States fellow rebellious political comrade, his most entrusted great friend and lifelong studious student of his art, his personal confidant, and also his humble little blonde long haired blue-eyed major gothic- punk-vamp proud art apprentice. And my goodness, in hindsight, did him and I both majorly rebel together in the most politically charged grandest ways, of course.

We both had our differences pertaining to our forms of political art that him and I created separately, but we also had, and still have more, politically in common than our trite creative differences as can be seen in our many masterpieces we both created. The one singular major commonality both of our art shares is that we both hate communists and dictators worldwide, especially those types of people living in our great United States who ruined our United States in their abnormal regressive processes of utter destruction only known to be done by them. Where Theo’s artworks ended after he passed away is where mine continuously began to further document and shed light on major United States and worldwide political current events.

In my opinion, and I know Theo would agree if he were still alive, Theo and I are the two United States earthly fiery inferno well built United States official artists whose artworks show and tell many stories about our love for three serious worldwide subjects that him and I studied closely: justice, war and the pursuit of peace.

At times, I have thought and still think Theo was a lot luckier than I was even though I am and will forever be known as being a good luck charm to many as long as people are grateful and show me their gratitude. But also, at the same time, I may have been the luckier one because three years after Theo’s passing, surprisingly, I became employed at Lockheed Martin Corporation’s Missile and Fire Control Library, and was able to acquire more stories in the short 68 days I was employed there in Orlando, FL. Perhaps one of the reasons why I think he was luckier than me was he was born in time of a warring world, and I just inherited a new kind of global warring world when I was born in 1980.

Nonetheless, Theo’s artistic innate drive and ambitions as an artist lead him to honor and majorly protect our country by serving as a United States War Hero in our great Army Corps of Engineers after he exited out of technical school at the age of 18 in Detroit, Michigan. His adventures working in the Army Corps of Engineers lead him to France as my war adventures have always made me stay in the United States. Looking back now as I reminisce and think about today’s current events and the horrendous state of the world, I actually think I did more to protect our country in less time than Theo did because of our nuclear capabilities. Between Theo’s and my shared United States glory glorious war artistic stories and active reactive actions found in are masterpieces, our masterpieces still remain to have one important theme in common: him and I and our artworks together still majorly protect the United States present day just like our dear United States weapons majorly protect the U.S, too. Anyone who studies our work closely and compares and contrasts his works versus mine can see that both of our works together achieve the same worldwide universal goal. That one goal being to continuously majorly protect the United States and her people.

Perhaps the people of the United States will finally follow our lead, love our brilliant masterpieces so that they can learn to love and protect our beautiful country too.