your television  where to begin and what he meant by the ladder to complexity i'm thinking he's going literal because it's a ladder you could see there's just too old you can see the shading it's so cool you could see the outlining it pops out a bit as a it was a snake kind of snake sweetly through and i love all that detail and all those little circles and every single thought that's just really cool and especially the fact that you can kind of see through it bravo to him for trying to figure out how to make a loop a looming knesset kind of painting and also i don't even know how he got that high but i'd like to the sign of it it's more square all of them are don't have really this kind of shape and that's just what i love about it so you are correct about everything well yes asserted there is no right or wrong but if you was going to start somewhere i would probably suggest for him personally that he would probably start somewhere over here kind of start over here take it all over to the other parts and that would be cool but you never know where he started  ago and but the one thing that i remember is that it was during summer it was snowing and i was painting bronx of trees and that's the microsecond after the big bang and that actually tells us about our whole story so it's kind of a lesson through paint and art and it's a good lesson through canvas so i really love seems like it's struggling and it's just trying to get all its new tree ambience just by branching out and stopping it like pushing down everything so a kid closer to the sun yeah that's probably about all the ones that actually seem natural to me but the blue inspired by nature ok of course all of my paintings are influenced by nature they may not be i'm going to say yes but i totally yes because one because he's right there so i don't want to make you mad and then second of all it's the truth it just really inspires me  i see any abstract stuff it's not it's all men they just probably did that on purpose but i'm guessing he she still does it on purpose but he just feels like if you feel sad  just paints sad if he feels happy he fireworks explosions and just makes everything happen if you feels like if you feel is in fact happy because of  something like god different cause there could be like plenty other causes for being happy or like different shades of happy such as like a color like different shades of  just just use this is motions and what he feels is right is what he does anything he does not feel is right but other people may like he still won't do it that's because everybody is unique and that's why i like it but it actually shows you need stuff because you do not see an abstract art and he shows his lifestyle and also he shows who he is and he shows to the world that he loves this world and that everybody can make a really big impact if you change your lifestyles and i'm not talking about trying to go on a smaller tide i'm talking about if you could help other people if you could impact people by telling them by going saying it's ok believe you can do it and you're halfway fair to your goal and that's how i feel  the communities of immigrants refugees and communities of color to make sure they heard our issues in address begin addressing them and not only during the election season but during the course of the legislative session as well in from there we turned into cirque the current organization that we have so the coalition of immigrants refugees and communities of color the nameless change about three years ago we still continue the annual candidates forum but we've grown up coalition consist of many different organizations that every trade and community in the filipino community of seattle of which i am a part of that if  are trying to engage in more social activities to change our lives so many of the issues that we have taken up besides the candidates forum we were invited to go to  pia to speak on the issue is that our that are of our concern so for example one of the issues that we were advocating for was an increase in the housing trust fund the housing trust fund is and is our pot of money from the state that will provide funding to build housing so it could be for rental or for home ownership one of the organizations that work with us is home site and home site is an organization that helps first time low income home buyers get into homes and it was really important for us that we had money for organizations like com site that help us gain access to homeownership we also worked on issues around education is trying to make sure that everyone is prepared for career college beyond high school and so we went to olympia again in presented testified on bills dealing with desegregated data making sure the information that the school districts have and report out to the communities is broken down into a useful segments by different population groups so it's useful to see what the needs are for the ethiopian community versus the african community versus this panic community and by doing that then we can look and see how we can help each of those to become more successful in terms of achieving academic excellence and in achievement moving forward one of the best there are one of the highlight this we have done immigrant the thirty fifth or so many discrimination in force and also they work many hours which we are trying to legislate that they have to cope so you know it it's really important for all of  people of color to immigrants and refugees to get involved politically right and and the reason i want to give you an example because from my experience as a former elected official if we get somebody in office that person can help us create change somebody that looks like us and thinks like us can also be a role model for our communities it's really important then that people begin to register to vote you know they have to register in order to vote for people who they think will fight for their issues it's also important to vote because if somebody from our community who thinks like us one storm on for office they can do it with the support of our communities so i really encourage number one for people to register to vote and then when the ballots come that they should fill it out mail it in and out so this so october seventeenth from tin to four in the afternoon at the earth trian community center there will be a candidates for all the candidates that are running for city seattle city council positions will be interviewed most of them almost all of them have ours repeated will be there we're also interviewing port of seattle candidates as well as the candidates running for the director of elections for king county all of these are important positions because as the councilman are persons they have the power to make changes in terms of issues that impact everyone gets a ballot is registered and gets to vote and returns their power so those are some important positions as well support of seattle in terms of the hiring and treatment of all of their employees of  to end the show i think that's whatever go away i just want to very well to say please make sure that you'll come to the candidate's forum october seventeenth from ten o'clock to three to four pm we have lots of food for lunch and breakfast if you want to come last we've got all these different candidates it provides access so that they can't take us for granted when you see that's the people there in that  you being here and also play you know taking an interest in the beijing received yeah and the initiative to do this it's about engagement empowerment and building equitable communities we're here to make sure that our youth our young people have a fear of global opportunities for education we want to being gauged in the political process to make a difference to help equitable communities to get what resources and support we need to become successful in our communities in the real hoods to make it better for all of seattle all of king county and all washington state we look forward to you coming learning  engaged in the political process and helping us to make and i could go community and thank you thank you thank you very much oh yeah so we we do follow up so for example at the end of each candidate's former candidate questions we ask when you get elected will you meet with us sixty days after you take office and then they say yes so one of the things that we were able to do with that is we followed up with issue regarding the creation of the task force on immigrant and refugees on unfair living environments have on communities of color increase refugees based on where we're able to afford to live and beginning to look at those in other types of issues as well to make sure that it's fear an equitable terms of how people are treated and providing the resources to be able to overcome whatever issues problems in my house we're dealing with a number of of matters across the course of the year and via im m r t i we hope to be able to bring this kind of hire as opposed to the white students so those are issues that still stick and working on it without the committees one of the other things one of the other issues that i'm really passionate about and that i have spoken with that every trade and women's club about is the issue of human trafficking and you know that it's something that is really impacting our immigrant and refugee communities and also you know people of color here so it's another issue that we're starting to get involved then so we're hoping that you can that we can continue our conversation and program here at the institute of the had been fantastic partners participating in last at least two three four community forms as well as other forms with other groups in the community to help get the word and then let's talk again so i just find it in the community keep up the good work and yes we look forward it pretty much breaks my heart