Maybe art doesn’t begin with the artist. Maybe it begins with a condition. A field. A stillness.
Something opens — and something enters. Not summoned. Not owned. Just… appearing.
A melody you hum without knowing why. A shape your hand draws while thinking of nothing. A line that arrives mid-walk with no sender, but undeniable weight.
Did you make it? Or did you just stop being in the way?
Art, sometimes, is what happens in the absence of authorship.
It doesn’t ask for identity. It just needs an opening.
A body willing to vanish long enough to let it speak.