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Perfection is an illusion
The art of precision
The art of precision
Perfection is an illusion
The art of precision
Throughout most of my adult life I have worked as a precision haircutter. As a precision haircutter my job is to create perfection. Perfection, has become such a dirty word in our society in a way that’s not wrong but, it may not be right either. The recognition that perfection ( not only unattainable ) is that it is an illusion and, the
Throughout most of my adult life I have worked as a precision haircutter. As a precision haircutter my job is to create perfection. Perfection, has become such a dirty word in our society in a way that’s not wrong but, it may not be right either. The recognition that perfection ( not only unattainable ) is that it is an illusion and, the recognition of that is what sets us free. The love of precision has brought me to a place where I can be free to express inner emotion and chaos within hard clean lines.
Perfection is an illusion
Perfection is an illusion
Perfection is an illusion
There is an idea of perfection. An idea that is developed through our own in person observation and how we see the world.