LORIN - Unfinished state

In art, an unfinished work can be a deliberate choice. Some artists voluntarily halt their work before its conclusion, leaving it up to the observer to complete it with their own imagination. In these cases, what is missing is not a flaw, but an integral part of the work.
Even psychology has devoted a great deal of attention to this concept. In 1927 Lithuanian psychologist Bluma Zeigarnik observed that people tend to remember interrupted tasks more easily than completed ones. This phenomenon, today known as the Zeigarnik Effect, suggests that what remains unresolved continues to occupy our minds more than what has already been completed.
Perhaps we are not drawn to perfection.
We are drawn to what still leaves space for a possibility.
Because an unfinished state is not necessarily something that is missing.
It can simply be something that continues to evolve.

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