Sensory experience is a means of making connections.
The fundamental nature of seeing and hearing directs the observer, consciously or intuitively, toward an intellectual and emotional grasp of the nature of things and their innumerable relationships. The creative or artistic impulse engages and orders these relationships into a statement, in one form or another, about what these relationships might possibly mean.
Light strikes the eye and the vision of an artist confronts perception; vibrations strike the ear and we share and respond to the sounds of a composer, or the words of a speaker. As an artist brings a statement within our awareness, we bring experiences of our own to art. If moved to do so, we reflect upon what these connections we have made say about the world and ourselves.
The fundamental nature of seeing and hearing directs the observer, consciously or intuitively, toward an intellectual and emotional grasp of the nature of things and their innumerable relationships. The creative or artistic impulse engages and orders these relationships into a statement, in one form or another, about what these relationships might possibly mean.
Light strikes the eye and the vision of an artist confronts perception; vibrations strike the ear and we share and respond to the sounds of a composer, or the words of a speaker. As an artist brings a statement within our awareness, we bring experiences of our own to art. If moved to do so, we reflect upon what these connections we have made say about the world and ourselves.
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