Art Journal Series: Burning a Painting
[ohio_heading module_type_layout="on_left" heading_type="h1" subtitle_type_layout="without_subtitle" title="QXJ0JTIwSm91cm5hbCUyMFNlcmllcyUzQSUyMEJ1cm5pbmclMjBhJTIwUGFpbnRpbmc=" title_typo="{``font_size``:````,``font_size_tablet``:````,``font_size_mobile``:````,``line_height``:````,``line_height_tablet``:````,``line_height_mobile``:````,``letter_spacing``:````,``letter_spacing_tablet``:````,``letter_spacing_mobile``:````,``color``:````,``weight``:``inherit``,``style``:``inherit``,``use_custom_font``:true,``custom_font``:``Forum:regular``}" content_styles=".vc_custom_1696465794434{padding-top: 10% !important;padding-right: 5% !important;padding-bottom: 10% !important;padding-left: 10% !important;}"] For the longest time I've been plagued by this feeling: that every creative project I start, I must approach it with utmost seriousness and it must fit into an outwardly faced expectation of utility and productivity. And while I ... Art Journal Series: Burning a Painting