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The Idealized State

An Illustration

by Tara Hogan

February 5th, 2022

This piece presents a dialogue, a contrast of light and dark. For creatives, it illustrates the idea of the black sheep––or in this case black swan––never feeling anything but mediocre when really the pretension in what looks perfect in society is truly just a mirage, the mediocre. It posits that our minds often look past our unique visions, failing to appreciate our imperfections, and produce mediocre, contrived work based on an idealized state of perfection.

Editor's Note

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Abubakr Ali

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John 13: 34 NKJV “A new commandment I give to you, that you love one another; as I have loved you, that you also love one another.”

Introduction, page 3; Music and Faith, Jonathan Arnold.

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