Artists are artists whether they produce or not. None of it requires much more than hanging out.
In his book "Half Empty," author David Rakoff emphasizes that the identity of an artist is inherent and does not depend on their productivity. He suggests that being an artist involves a mindset and presence in the creative space, rather than merely producing tangible work. It's about the experience and the perspective one brings to their environment.
Rakoff's perspective invites a broader understanding of artistry, indicating that it can thrive in...
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