To ensure the integrity of the peer review process, I will be comparing your fir

To ensure the integrity of the peer review process, I will be comparing your first and final drafts of the Artist’s Statement for the Photo Essay Project. The drafts should not only exhibit grammatical or stylistic changes but should also reflect conceptual evolution and significant content alterations, suggesting an authentic engagement with the peer review process.
An artist’s statement should provide a clear and compelling descriiption of what you create and why you create it. It essentially serves as a verbal embodiment of you as the artist, providing further insight to those viewing your work. However, an artist’s statement should not be mistaken for a manifesto, an art history lecture, a personal discovery journey of art, short fiction, a self-psychoanalysis, a series of mere adjectives, a grand theory covering everything you’ve ever made, or a list of your career achievements. Your drafts should reflect a thoughtful and profound understanding of this concept.