On creating as a means of survival
On developing a relationship between creation and honesty
On being comfortable with failure
On understanding yourself through your work
On learning to let go
On feeling alone and not understood by the masses
On resilience, growing and pushing yourself when you are about to give up
On doing nothing and how it helps your brain visit things it would never get the chance if you would be doing something
On feeling overwhelmed
On accepting that mess is part of creation
On practice and attention
On doing what others expect you to do
On the frustration of revisiting your work over and over
On time and the fear of running out of it
On how creating is connecting
On the turbulent relationship with your work
On never turning your creative antena off
On developing a relationship with thought
On doing justice to your mind
On asking if you can say something
On creativity as communication
On originality
On the interplay between seriousness and playfulness
On creation as a transfer of energy (artist to audience audience to artist and so on)
On taste as a creative compass
On divorcing cynicism and creativity
On taking risks