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From Sartre’s point of view, modern art isn’t about beauty for beauty’s sake; it’s an act of freedom. The artist faces an absurd, unfinished world and chooses to respond, knowing that every brushstroke or form is a decision loaded with responsibility. Modern art, then, becomes a mirror of human existence: uncertain, restless, and unfinished. It doesn’t comfort us—it confronts us, reminding us that meaning is not found, but created through choice and action.

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