Immured in the conventional, the sensational, the effortless and the obvious, one may fail to discern the bold as well as the sublime.
It is a grievous error to mistake ideology for education and wisdom. Likewise, artistic representations may evoke perspectives of reality, but do not suspend facts. One listens, one hears; yet perceptions are only as reliable as consciousness is unburdened by bias and cultural constraints.
As artist and observer, composer and listener engage, so do they imagine, reflecting the rise and fall of all things.
It is a grievous error to mistake ideology for education and wisdom. Likewise, artistic representations may evoke perspectives of reality, but do not suspend facts. One listens, one hears; yet perceptions are only as reliable as consciousness is unburdened by bias and cultural constraints.
As artist and observer, composer and listener engage, so do they imagine, reflecting the rise and fall of all things.
