I believe what the quote suggests, and that you may be missing here, is that the experience of art…
In 1954, Schrödinger said;
I believe what the quote suggests, and that you may be missing here, is that the experience of art is subjective, not objective. There can be no “art” in its truest sense without the mind of an observer. For art is interpretation, individual, subjective. Without an eye for the deeper meaning and substance in form, there can be no art. Objects are form a…
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