(There's also some sort of subtext in what she's saying about doors and perfection, which unfortunately goes over my head!)
In this scene, Jesse keeps talking about redoing something until it was perfect. To him the point was perfecting the product. What Jane kept trying to convey is that it was not just about painting the doors at all. The end wasn't perfecting a product, it was the journey that mattered the journey and the experience of creating again and again. AND the significance of the study of doors in Georgia O'keefe work is the door not as a wooden thing. but rather more broadly The door as a passage. The door as a transition, the door as and entry or exit from the known to the unknown. And this show if FULL of that.
