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American artist
United States · b. 1990
Visual artist Tschabalala Self discusses why putting in the work is never a waste of time, using your memories as inspiration, and why a studio space should be like a fresh canvas.
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When I look at a piece and I feel like it’s done. Usually I feel like everything is sitting where it should be, and nothing’s out of place. If I turn my back to the work and turn back quickly, nothing stands out as wrong. All the different elements seem content where they are. Nothing is too off and nothing is too perfectly placed. Everything has to be where it should be.
Recorded Brandon Stosuy, The Creative Independent interview source ↗
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