The Wrighter Features Political Cartoonist Kaveh Adel

May 24, 2012 - PRLog -- Artist, writer and actress, Kobina Wright’s blog, The Wrighter, is paying tribute to the sale of an iconic painting by Edvard Munch, “The Scream,” and today features the political cartoonist, Kaveh Adel.

“In order to know who we are we have to explore all that we do, can do or have the potential to do. We are not simply flesh and bone from certain part of the world who speak a certain language and believe in a certain way of thinking, eat certain types of food and love and laugh, argue in a certain way. We are constantly learning, creating, discovering, shaping and reshaping who we are until our last breath. Yet even after that we continue on. In essence, we are free. That’s why I say: If I want to be FREE I’ve got to be ME!” - Adel

On The Wrighter (http://www.thewrighteronline.com) Adel answers five questions that Wright intends to ask most of the artists featured on the blog from May until the end of summer (2012).

When asked about one of his favorite works he created, Adel replied, “My favorite work is called "Love for Norway" as I did it truly as a way to show how we all as humans are interconnected and when one member is in pain the rest cannot be at rest (loosely quoting Persian Poet, Saadi) in light of the Bombing in Oslo and the massacre in Utoya in July of 2011 by Anders Breivik who is on trial right now. This drawing touched the people in Norway and consequently touched me and forever connected me with them since they have shown true humanity in light of intolerance and hatred with their patience and love.”

The Wrighter is scheduled to feature two artists per week as the planned features are rolled out on the heels of the recent sell of one of Wright’s own paintings titled, “Newton’s Attraction,” which is part of her latest series of painting from the Kobiphysics series.

Wright is a California native who earned her degree from the California State University, Fullerton.  She has created several art series, including, “Fractured,”  “Cali Free,” “Eleven Twenty-Three Girl” and most recently, “Kobiphysics.”  Wright is also now a featured artist on the online gallery, America Fine Art (https://www.americafineart.org/Kobina).

Wright has also written several books, including, “50” and “A Crime And A Simplification Of Something Sublime,” the latter includes several of her sketches.  She has performed in theater productions, independent films and commercials and is currently working on a series of short films.

To read the featured post about Adel on The Wrighter, go to: http://www.thewrighteronline.com/2012/05/todays-featured-....