I'll be honest, I struggle with physical art. I completely understand and appreciate it's importance, and I can see the beauty in art. And as a musician, I know how truly important art has been for the evolution of society, but I just can't explain what art I like and don't aha.
The closest I can do, and it's the piece of art that always comes to mind:
Convergence by Jackson Pollock
I just... Really like it. The best I can explain it is: as someone who struggles with depression and anxiety on a daily basis, looking at this gives me a sense of familiarity and comfort. I can't explain it, I imagine you could a lot better though!
Haha, I'm not very good for explaining abstract art... it's difficult because it appeals to feelings and emotions, more than physical art.
To be honest, I didn't like art before high school, so I totally understand why you are not fond of physical art =)
Art, for me, it's often like classical music. You like it, but you cannot tell why. This is just about all the things you feel when you listen it. The beauty of Pollock's art, is that you have not to understand anything to enjoy it. Unlike physical art (which I started to like when I started to studied it in high school), because it's based on the erudition of its day.
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That's a great answer, thank you!
I'll be honest, I struggle with physical art. I completely understand and appreciate it's importance, and I can see the beauty in art. And as a musician, I know how truly important art has been for the evolution of society, but I just can't explain what art I like and don't aha.
The closest I can do, and it's the piece of art that always comes to mind:
Convergence by Jackson Pollock
I just... Really like it. The best I can explain it is: as someone who struggles with depression and anxiety on a daily basis, looking at this gives me a sense of familiarity and comfort. I can't explain it, I imagine you could a lot better though!
Haha, I'm not very good for explaining abstract art... it's difficult because it appeals to feelings and emotions, more than physical art.
To be honest, I didn't like art before high school, so I totally understand why you are not fond of physical art =)
Art, for me, it's often like classical music. You like it, but you cannot tell why. This is just about all the things you feel when you listen it. The beauty of Pollock's art, is that you have not to understand anything to enjoy it. Unlike physical art (which I started to like when I started to studied it in high school), because it's based on the erudition of its day.