I think it was interesting that Harshini was saying that the art in your head will never materialize in front of you the way you envisioned it, so you just have to keep making art even if it’s not the outcome you imagined. In Art & Fear, the reading assigned to us the day before, the author was discussing the same thing. So far, her work was probably my favorite, it was more focused on the final result rather than the experimentation that gave these results, and I think that it’s more satisfying to create art this way, whereas some of the other visitor’s art was the experiment or the process itself.