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this channel made me sit down and draw my breakfast that i made for myself today<3 thank you

Needs less self aggrandizing production and more art.

Camus said something like that: “…in the end, the great artist under this climate is, above all, a great living being, it being understood that living in this case is just as much experiencing as reflecting”

"I hope you won't be hard on yourself because if being hard on yourself would work, it would have worked by now" ❤❤❤

Getting it done is better than perfect.❤

The Artists Way by Julia Cameron has more tips on unlocking creativity including artists pages. Maybe this is referenced before. This is my first video to see. ❤

I feel like you put a lot of what I've been feeling for a long time into words. This is beautiful! 💛🌻

I'm so glad you came across my feed today. 😊 Wonderful content. New subscriber.

I think Hemingway may have said something like this, not sure he was the first but in his writing is where I've heard this sentiment first.

the people walking in the background make me feel like i'm watching a prophet preach you know everyone going by doing their daily lives and here you are in the middle, in front of a beautiful mountain, preaching

❤❤❤ скоро у Маши день рождение, желаю ей смелости в воплощен ии своих мечт и проектов

Beautiful Masha!

SAND DOLLAR!!!

Watching this away from home in the middle of nowhere on Christmas Eve, at a moment of my life when I need to put some distance between everyone and everything and try to have some mental rest. I don't know why UA-cam recommended this video to me, but I'm glad it happened. Be sure you're not stupid; someone always listens with ears, eyes, and heart to your words. Thanks for sharing this moment.

Thank you. I moved a lot as a child and had my world and loved objects ripped away on a regular basis. In between moves I was an only child til 8 and used my imagination a lot to play alone. When the objects disappeared it was like starting over. I believe this prepared me to be flexible and even more imaginative. However, I prefer to have lots of books, small furniture and my dog & cats. I like to have certain clothes forever. So a little goes a long way really. Minimalist philosophy is valid but I always object when someone says that losing the thing isn't losing the memory. But our brains don't work that way.

Thank you for making this and being willing to share your more vulnerable struggles. Small consolation, but its good in a way for me to see you going through struggles similar to the ones I'm going through. It helps me not feel singularly down about myself knowing I'm not alone in that, and I hope my comment can help you at least a little in a similar way. (Sorry for commenting so late after the video was posted, I've been on a youtube break.)

Loved the video, really love that your taking us along on your journey, thanks for sharing it! ❤ PS really like how you sped up the vid (o guess you thought it was maybe a bit slow)?

I loved every second of this, so excited for these to keep coming!!

I really enjoy how each video has a similar underlying flavor, but a different use of film as a tool to communicate this. The split screen is so unnatural imo for the YT space which made it quite interesting and refreshing to see here. You seem to have an eye for these things (or at least a curiosity to try) that I do not seem to spot the same way. danke for another video masha!!!!

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masha the way you display vulnerability with beauty and honesty is so precious and never fail to make me want to create too ❤❤

OMG THE NEW VIDEO HAS DROPPED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I am an ex-minimalist. The base philosophy of not owning things you don’t need is fine. You don’t need to hoard garbage that is not useful or meaningful. Hoarding can be a dangerous problem. But as I’ve removed myself from the minimalism community, my definition of what is useful and meaningful and beautiful has broadened. Physical items link you to time and space and humanity. Each item that exists (especially if it is high quality, antique or handmade) has required another human being. You are linked to humanity by the items in your life! You are linked to the past, to culture, to family. You are linked to yourself.

2:10 omggggg ur friend's description really hit the nail on the head. as my mom would say tho, "ur memories (and identity) are up here *points at head*" like i get what she's saying but my pack rat heart cant do it

i'm the exact same about keeping and collecting postcards and other little papers. they make any space in whic they're hung up MINE<3

I feel like minimalism and maximalism is the same old age debate of one group of people saying they narrow the things they own down to what they use and love while another group says that they disagree with that group because owning nothing is soulless and that everyone should own things they love and appreciate which is what the first group intended all along.

Oh my Seas, what a breeze of freshness! I adore your storytelling, editing skills, the natural curiosity, poking at ideas and tugging at thoughts. It's so uplifting to see something sincere and close to my heart. Thank you ❤

"Home being another, larger kind of pouch or bag" is an amazing way to phrase this. This is how I use homes in video games, but clearly this is how I interact with my physical home, too. Thanks for sharing the article and your thoughts in this video.

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This is silly but a few weaks ago i felt overwhelmed by the objects in my room. My parents spoiled me growing up but i never really let go of most things, the things i did like my monster high dolls and LPS hoard went directly to my parent's friend's kids. I still hold onto "collectibles" they gave me like the Funko pops i dont like. Giving me the funko pops for someonething they knew i liked was a sign of affection. Then i watched fight club for the first time and related very hard to the opening ikea scene. I think i spend so much time trying to use my objects to define me, make me more digestible. I think i stumbled on your video a few days later but stopped listening because i got horrified at how ive been trying to force my objects, my appearance, my media consumption to reflect something people can easily understand. I feel like im starting to expand out from the boxes i trapped myself in when i was younger. The boxes were something simple i could understand and something i could explain to others. Now im confused about myself and unsure how to explain it. Im in the process of slowly clearing out my room. I have few bags of donatables but still have more to deal with. I thought having objects was the issue and partly wished something happened that would make me lose them all like in fight club. The hoard of stuff i did not care about was the real issue. im now looking at it all to see what i like, what i dont like, what i need, and what i want. I have a conatiner of my old things (notes, pamphlets from places ive been, doodles between friends, school pictures, ect). I have a Christmas sweater cup my little cousin gave me that i use for all my hot chocolate (the fancy hot chocolate hoard my parents gifted me last year that i actually like!). I have a little tea leave holder thing that i use pretty much daily that my parents gifted me as well! I'm looking forward to going through the rest of my stuff! Thanks great video!

Quality content is watching your best friends yap on video

After moving out of my first apartment, watching this video really spoke to me :,) I love my things !!

This scratched an itch and helped me feel some connectedness to other people ☺️ It’s been a long, long time since I’ve gotten to see something that’s this sort of beautiful

really love the vibe of your video, you deserve more subscribers, subbed!

Preach! I love these videos where you yap about things, I feel like we're on the same wavelength and you always help me feel inspired to follow my creative urges more. Really nice location too, love it.

I could feel this whole video man, I get in a rut sometimes and it makes me crazy. Not to say I'm glad you're going through it but it's therapeutic to see someone else going through the same kind of thing. "Can't remove overthinking by overthinking" was a great thing to hear, because I get stuck pacing back and forth a lot trying to think my way out of something when I get stuck, when really I need to let go and find a way to clean the slate and reset. I need to find my own equivalent to your dance, I think, cause pacing isn't doing it!

This was a great watch, I could listen to you two talk all day! I love hearing the thoughts and motivations of creatives. Interesting stuff about the effect the camera has. I love the quotes being written on the screen from time to time.

I really needed to hear that final point, make art for YOU and make it REAL instead of feeding into consumerism (i also just binged your artist diaries series so thanks for sharing all your thoughts)

such a nice evening podcast content❤

hello! i am your historical forces junior who you may never meet irl. this video was so good and you should be so proud of yourself, as a video maker i can tell so much effort went into this :-)). i’ve also struggled with things and have felt a tension between minimalism and maximalism for most of my life and this video felt healing. i think the historian in me wants to keep everything as primary sources for future me haha.

This was so interesting!!! I have several conditions that affect my working memory so I rely on my stuff to access memories and even orient myself when I wake up! In saying that, I think having more stuff means my memories are more scattered (which makes me feel scattered) so I wish I’d been more minimalist in acquiring things. I’m going through my things now because chronic fatigue means I can’t take care of much stuff anymore, it gets too messy and causes problems, but it’s difficult to know what to keep or get rid of when so much is sentimental

Love the video-style! Minimalism is a lifestyle AND an aesthetic. Don‘t throw out items you are connected to! Be intentional about the stuff that sparks joy and getting rid of what stresses you out. „Owning less“ is not the point. „Visiting the mosque“ doesn‘t make you a muslim.

love u my friend❤❤❤❤ I miss creating with you

beautiful conversation also I love the color grading <33

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Also the writing soud effect gives digital spaghetti vibes

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this video felt like a 10 minute time capsule

A lovely reflection. Artful and insightful. Thank you for making this video. The LeGuin quote has me really thinking. Is it my relationship to objects, how I value them, how I consume them, how I share them, that makes me human? Imagining the differences between human relationship to objects and how the non-human/animal world relates to objects, is very thought-provoking.

This video makes me reflect on the poor people of Gaza who've lost everything. I look around my home at all the small trinkets filled with so many sentimental memories and I shudder to think how it would feel to be in their shoes. My heart breaks for Palestine