Great Art is about being seen while remaining invisible
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when intuition breaks through ego
Mikey Madison as Anora I read a piece of writing from a dear friend of mine the other day and thought: woah, where is she? The art was so pure, the writing so potent, it was as though it could have come from anywhere, from anyone. There wasn’t a trace of her ego, her identity in it. And yet: it was ripping, piercing, potent, memorable in a way I sensed only she could write. She had created what I call Great Art. The piece I am talking about is “Wrath, Wrath” by Sherry Ning. I said this to her, how I was impressed with how egoless the piece felt, how honest it was while also revealing…
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