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slug: "art-is-never-complete"
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title: "Art is Never Complete"
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<script setup>
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import { data } from '../../git.data.ts';
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import { useData } from 'vitepress';
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const pageData = useData();
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</script>
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<h1 class="p-name">Art is Never Complete</h1>
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<p>92 words, ~1 minute read. <span v-html="data[`site/${pageData.page.value.relativePath}`]" /></p>
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<details><summary>Referenced by:</summary><a href="/garden/guide-to-incrementals/what-is-content/index.md">Guide to Incrementals/What is Content?</a></details>
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> Art is never finished, only abandoned.
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> \- Leonardo Da Vinci
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This quote intrigues me and feels quite relatable. I've struggled with perfectionism (and in fact it's a large theme in Kronos), something Leonardo famously did as well. This quote feels like an exit ticket to getting out of perfectionist thinking - if art is _never_ finished, then when its "done" (abandoned) is arbitrary. Perhaps that's why Leonardo left so many WIPs behind in his journal - if the point at which you abandon them is arbitrary, then why not abandon projects early?
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