We are only as intelligent as the last fact that we learn; our best work is always the last one completed. Our experience feeds our expertise just as stagnancy feeds deterioration. In an age where nothing can be completed fast enough, the individual is idolized. We do things in our fashion, on our own time. We forget the implications of our collective community, planet Earth. We pass each other in the grocery, not making eye contact or wishing a pleasant day to passerbys on the sidewalk. This has serious implications to the artist/viewer relationship, namely the disassociation of art and thought. Most art spaces have degraded to relating art and decoration, or art and pleasure/entertainment. Although art should be pleasing, we cannot forsake the message of art because every single piece created is a statement of culture, identity, as well as becoming a public conversation.
It is said that no two humans see any single color in the same way. We call a certain set of wavelength frequencies...
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