Artists must approach each new project as if it were their first in order to avoid repeating previous patterns and to maintain creative growth.

“every time I approach a canvas I approach it as if it's the first painting I've ever painted and this is to take it even further the painting the painting that was ever painted um because he wants to approach it with the attitude of a student with the naive with the virginity of of first time so you”

The primary goal of creating art is to elicit a visceral reaction or emotional movement in the audience.

“I want to just move people. Move people to go, "I'm going to do that." Or I want to do this.”

Art is fundamentally about the artist's intent rather than just the generated output, and these models function as a new tool for creators to express that intent.

“To me I think that the most important thing for art is intent. And so the the what is generated from these models is is a tool to allow people to create art.”

The urge to repeatedly view one's own creation might stem from pure art where the work is done for oneself rather than others.

“I think it maybe it speaks to pure art where you're not doing it for other people, you're doing it for yourself.”