It makes conversations so flat and boring because you can’t be like “I anguished over this for 2 years and my blood sweat and tears are in the paint on this massive artwork.”
You’re more like “I typed something in a field and it went boom”
I find process way more fascinating than actual finish product because you learn so much more as opposed to just looking*. It’s why I have my kids focus on process more than product. It’s where you learn in the creation aspect of things.
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It makes conversations so flat and boring because you can’t be like “I anguished over this for 2 years and my blood sweat and tears are in the paint on this massive artwork.”
You’re more like “I typed something in a field and it went boom”
The Slop Movement?