ChrisCoCreated
@chriscocreated
If I consider myself an artist, and approach my work as an artist, does it matter if the person experiences it sees it as a piece of art?
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bradq
@bradq
how can you control how a person experiences something?
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Push
@push-
Art is done for ourself in the first place, and I don’t think it does. Art is communication, so what matters is that the person feels instead of seeing. My 2 cents🖤
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Rakshita Philip
@awkquarian
don’t think you can control how people perceive it, at least not everyone
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Joy
@cryptobaddie
Not really art is subjective what matters is your perception
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Shaya
@shaya
Unless you’re just doing it for you, what I know about art is that it evokes emotions. If that isn’t happening with your audience, your definition loses structure
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Paridhi Dhariwal
@onclickcloset
Ahh very subjective! Most people connect with Art with their whole past life experiences, their thought processes and the way their environment treats them.
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Mostafa 🎩
@mostafa1992
Absolutely
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Sleve McDichael
@knucklehead
Bottom line, no.
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Pauline is based in Los Fomos
@pauline-unik
it doesn't matter because that entirely depends on their perception and previous experience but if you make design decisions to evoke specific emotions in people. some of them might!
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