As I contemplate my journey as an artist, I realize that there have been countless moments when I chose to discard my creations. This decision often stemmed from a deep-seated understanding that the materials I used, the techniques I employed, and the overall quality of the work did not meet the standards I set for myself.
Throughout my artistic development, I have encountered numerous instances where I felt compelled to part ways with my own artwork. The reasons behind these choices were multifaceted, often rooted in the realization that the materials I selected, the methods I applied, and the final execution of the piece was due to the color choices.
In looking back at my artistic path, I can identify a significant number of artworks that I ultimately decided to discard. Each discarded piece served as a catalyst for my evolution, encouraging me to pursue a higher level of craftsmanship and to remain committed to producing work that truly resonates with my artistic identity.
“Reflection at work is the intentional process of analyzing and considering experiences, actions, and outcomes.”
Dynamic and introspective artist dedicated to craftsmanship and self-improvement, I embrace the journey of creation with a discerning eye. My artistic evolution is marked by a commitment to quality and authenticity, often leading me to part ways with works that don't meet my high standards. This thoughtful reflection not only shapes my technique and choice of materials but also enhances my color palette, ensuring each piece resonates with my artistic identity. Every discarded creation has become a stepping stone in my pursuit of excellence, fostering a deeper connection to my art and a relentless drive to produce work that speaks meaningfully to my audience.