Librería Samer Atenea
Kálamo Books
Librería Elías (Asturias)
Librería Kolima (Madrid)
Librería Proteo (Málaga)
Abstract expressionism Art, martial arts, life memoirs, the bartender’s lifestyle and the last four decades of history are revealed in Tomas Morch’s book, Live Life Through Art. This collection of subjects points remarkably at visible aspects of our society. The book profoundly discusses current social dilemmas: the lifestyle in hospitality, modern artistic views, short sarcastic anecdotes, downfalls and successes, motivational speeches, and ideas ranging from meditation to the mentality of a chess game.Being influenced by the last decade of the fading communist regime, growing up in an era of new political freedom and democracy, and later moving to live twenty years in West London’s cosmopolitan society created the best positive turmoil for a young-minded man who always went against the odds.The book uniquely and openly discusses how the internet, globalisation and the free UK job market were influenced and developed by foreigners in the hospitality sector, and how life in Western Europe changed significantly in the last twenty years. This comes from a man who believes that visualising your success is only the beginning of your life journey.In his book, Tomas Morch gives his important views on martial arts and meditation, how drug abuse can misleadingly cause your downfall, how your artistic ambitions can redeem your life and put it back on track, and how painting abstractly can beneficially complete your life. Being an abstract expressionist artist is a unique life journey and lifestyle that you must not only choose to act on but also live truthfully through your body and mind. The idea of Tomas’s book can be described in short: 'You don’t need eyes to see; you need a vision.'
