Max Ayres has a remarkable passion for art, dedicating his life to it despite facing failure, heartbreak, and significant loss, including his works and living space.
Ayres's self-portraits reflect his tumultuous experiences, with many pieces now burnt, showcasing a unique perspective reminiscent of the masterpieces by Goya and Bacon.
He's adamant about not commercializing his artwork, asserting, 'I don’t do it for money; I do it for art and for people.' This dedication underscores his belief in art's intrinsic value.
At 72, Ayres remains steadfast in his artistic journey, emphasizing a life spent in one place, never married, and never ceasing to create despite external setbacks.
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