I'm considering, very humbly, whether to take small steps back on my artistic path and try to build something better by learning from what I have done so far. My life has been studded with resets (often very painful ones) and this would be one of many.

Abstract works that move between a stream that is managed and out of control.Physical and digital art on SOL, ETH and TEZ

https://linktr.ee/brarez

I reset all the time. The artistic path is never singular. You take side streets and dead ends periodically and backtrack, reconsider and start again. If you’re not experimenting then you’re not learning.

Artist for 40+ years ✖ Native digital art since 2015 ✖ Latest http://altjames.com ✖via Camberwell School of Art

My reflection comes from an 'overestimation' of myself following a lucky shot in 2021.
So I start from a simple "who am I in this space?"
I start from a simple price adjustment of the past and then give a reason for the future

Not sure I think that deeply about ‘the space’. I just think about the work. 

‘The community’ doesnt care, never has.

So when the space fundamentally changes along with the people in it. Then you have to change your perception of you?

makes sense.

The space , the art and the community are all me and part of me.

That’s why the question: “who am I in this space?”