I've also been thinking a lot about my creative process and being a women. Having a cycle in ancient time meant that before clocks, women had a much different (and visceral) sense of time that was based on the earth's rhythm.
I think especially for women, we associate the routines we do in 24 hours as discipline BUT the idea of a "24 hour day" is new, rigid and caterer to the reset capacity of a male body. It's been part of my own creative process to associate discipline with rhythm rather than routines.
Your post about being flexible and seasonal was the perfect encapsulation of this! Loved it!
I've also been thinking a lot about my creative process and being a women. Having a cycle in ancient time meant that before clocks, women had a much different (and visceral) sense of time that was based on the earth's rhythm.
I think especially for women, we associate the routines we do in 24 hours as discipline BUT the idea of a "24 hour day" is new, rigid and caterer to the reset capacity of a male body. It's been part of my own creative process to associate discipline with rhythm rather than routines.
Your post about being flexible and seasonal was the perfect encapsulation of this! Loved it!