My writing practice inquires into the epistemological implications of the process of making. Written from the vantage point of a maker of art, my PhD dissertation, The Aesthetics of Awareness, opens with being "stopped" by a heart attack, ends with a laugh and identifies recurrent phases of aesthetic acts—the necessity of being stopped; trusting unknowing and self-emptying attentiveness through the act of making; emerging out of this liminal process with a laugh of insight having made something that surprises even the artist.

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