Artistic expression represents impressions of the imagination.
Direct and contemplative experience may be seen, in artistic terms, as the observation of perceptions-- subtleties of shade and color, for example, or the patterns of particular sounds, with their qualities of tone and texture-- for their aesthetic interest.
Such observations are by nature subjective, as reflected in the artist's works, yet the extent of that subjectivity will often depend upon what is most important to the creator, and whether it be art or ego.
Direct and contemplative experience may be seen, in artistic terms, as the observation of perceptions-- subtleties of shade and color, for example, or the patterns of particular sounds, with their qualities of tone and texture-- for their aesthetic interest.
Such observations are by nature subjective, as reflected in the artist's works, yet the extent of that subjectivity will often depend upon what is most important to the creator, and whether it be art or ego.
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