The Pattern, the Pain & Creative Expression

One of the themes running through Time is Art: The Frequency of Love is the idea that human energy needs somewhere to go. We can direct it toward music, art, movement, ideas, connection, building, learning and creating. Or, when we don’t have an outlet, that same energy can begin looking for somewhere else to land. Drama. Overthinking. Resentment. Distraction. Conflict. Unused energy gets weird. The energy doesn’t necessarily disappear. It gets redirected.

11/11/25: 10 Year Anniversary of the film, Time is Art – next film coming 2027

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6mweh-BW8LY&embeds_referring_euri=https%3A%2F%2Fthingsarechanging.com%2F&source_ve_path=MjM4NTE Film Synopsis: When a Brooklyn-born lyricist decides to leave his home, his family and the ordinary world behind, he sets out on a journey to find harmony in a world out of rhythm.  By facing his childhood trauma, Rome’s music becomes more than art—it’s a lifeline, a spark for collective awakening. He must come [...]

Synchronicity & Time Zone Art

Check out this video from the 'Timeshift 2020: Activating Galactic Culture' Event where Omboy Rॐ explains synchronicity and the two ways of seeing the world. Synchronicity as coincidence (materialism/escapism) or Synchronicity as being in alignment with your true path. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tURZU9hbJ3A Self-proclaimed Chrononaut, Omboy Rॐ, or Rome for short, is a Brooklyn born artist harnessing his [...]

It’s No Time to Be Normal

not normal, no new normal, screw new normal, awakening

by Paul LevyThese times of the new normal are not normal times at all. Psychoanalyst Joyce McDougall coined the term normopathy to connote an excessive—and pathological—attachment and adaptation to conventional social norms. English psychoanalyst Christopher Bollas has coined a term with a similar meaning – normotic, which seems to be a variation of and play on the word neurotic. Not [...]

The Simple Things

omboy rome, music video, time is art

Three years ago we were all sitting in our stuffy Brooklyn apartment located in a highly industrial area. I had been living in for over 10 years. When I first moved in, I didn't give much thought to the black soot lining the windows and idling cruise ships. The quality of the air, the stench [...]