Love this. Reminds me of a book I just read — Perfection by Vincenzo Latronico, a book about a millennial couple who live and create a life based on aesthetics and external validation from sharing those aesthetics which ultimately result in a quite empty and soulless life.
Thank you for your brain, love reading how you express this topic so so much (as always) x
Love this and I’ve thought before, when I was doing more creative strategy, could this be a few steps away from being an artist? Mainly because my peers and I each had our own take to decks which felt artistic. Or what decides when someone is an artist versus a person - the medium and the level of tunnel-vision passion?
Love this. Reminds me of a book I just read — Perfection by Vincenzo Latronico, a book about a millennial couple who live and create a life based on aesthetics and external validation from sharing those aesthetics which ultimately result in a quite empty and soulless life.
Thank you for your brain, love reading how you express this topic so so much (as always) x
Brendon has a great piece that quotes this book! https://open.substack.com/pub/brendonholder/p/salt-looks-like-sugar?r=8cv3b&utm_medium=ios
Love this and I’ve thought before, when I was doing more creative strategy, could this be a few steps away from being an artist? Mainly because my peers and I each had our own take to decks which felt artistic. Or what decides when someone is an artist versus a person - the medium and the level of tunnel-vision passion?
only one way to find out 😌