You definitely have a unique approach (or, if not unique, at least RARE) in the way that you creatively merge art and writing.
In many ways, what you are saying also matches what we were seeing towards the end of our gallery days: a gradual shift away from art-as-object towards art-as-experience. The idea of "owning" art was losing ground to merely experiencing it... and perhaps ending up with a paid for digital (or tangible, like an art postcard) "souvenir" while the original remained somehow in the public domain.
Certainly, these are interesting creative times.
RE: Art and Creativity: “Art Will Always Need to Be Tangible!”