When to Break Away from the Standard

 (I translated Korean to English with the help of AI.)  

It seems all truly excellent people don't adhere to the world's standards. Artists, in particular, go beyond just not following them; they actively dismantle them. Are the world's standards unnecessary?

The commonality among artists who shattered the world's standards is that they were individuals who developed their fundamentals based on those very standards. These artists, who created new art, emphasized standard fundamentals when teaching their own students. You must understand what needs to be destroyed to find a way to destroy it.



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