On Patience in Making
The best work arrives when you stop reaching for it. There is a rhythm to creation that cannot be forced -- only attended to, with quiet persistence, until the shape becomes clear.
The best work arrives when you stop reaching for it. There is a rhythm to creation that cannot be forced -- only attended to, with quiet persistence, until the shape becomes clear.
Removing elements is harder than adding them. Each subtraction requires confidence that what remains is enough. This is the daily practice.
The quiet spaces between words carry as much meaning as the words themselves.