
Dr. Lauren Jackson is an artist and former psychologist writing on creativity, perception, and the nervous system—exploring how we stay in contact with what is true, and how art gives that truth form.
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The task is not to remain in bloom. It is to remain in relationship with what is alive.
Creative expansion can become addictive.
There are periods in the work when everything opens. Expression feels charged, coherent, alive. Something cli...
The rewarded self is not always the truest self.
Most artists think the danger is failure.
No audience. No money. No recognition. No proof the work matters.
But failure is often survivable.
Premature success can be more dangerous.
Espe...
Atmosphere is not decoration. It is infrastructure.
Most people think artistic work begins with the artifact.
The painting. The novel. The album. The film. The choreography. The photograph.
But many serious artists eventually realize the...
Not all movement remains visible.
One of the strangest parts of being an artist is realizing that creativity does not move in a straight line.
At first, it is easy to imagine the creative life as escalating momentum. Inspiration arrives....
Art keeps perception human.
There is a strange paradox unfolding in modern life.
Human beings are becoming extraordinarily powerful while remaining psychologically fragmented.
Our technologies are amplifying cognition faster than wisdom....
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Artist and former psychologist writing on creativity, perception, and the nervous system—how we stay in contact with what is true, and how art gives it form.
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