14. Obsessive Work Habits
Munch’s life was marked by compulsive creativity, often painting with relentless intensity. He would work for hours—sometimes days—without rest, pushing himself to the brink of exhaustion and ill health. This obsessive drive mirrored the manic dedication seen in many great artists, fueling a vast and emotionally charged body of work. For Munch, creation was both a necessity and a form of self-destruction.
