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RE: A thought about The Hallway

in OCD4 years ago

Great write up and perspective.
This is exactly what I suggested could add depth to the art community here on Hive. Observer critique and impact of emotion on the human.

A print service could also be implemented to take the art that is traded here to the heights of existing in one's own environment.

The NFTshowroom market aspect is cool but for that art to just live in digital storage it might kind of make the novelty wear off.

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This is a ingenious idea. When I look at the painting — I have a different perspective. what it means to me; is so different. The collaboration could be endless. A 100 people could review a single piece; and each would have a different reaction. AGHHHH! How cool?

Exactly because Art ignites passion. Like your comment demonstrates. Artwork both represents expression of humanity (artist & observer) but more broadly it's also a portal of the potential of existentialism. Of not just us (the self aware species) but the whole of our greater environment: The Universe.

The beauty of it too, is as you've pointed out.. that every perspective adds a different layer and it all then exists as very real content of human collaboration. Look at foodie culture for instance. The success of it is that it connects everyone. From high end to street food to home cook. From the chef to the chubby consumer to even the photo buff. One could even say food exists as edible art!

Agree. Most products needs consumers. People consume and they appreciate while consuming, or don’t appreciate. Hopefully a good products gets appreciated more. If people who appreciate comments or write about it or talk about the product with friends and acquaintances... the product gains momentum. It’s simple.

My thoughts exactly! I'm a card-carrying member of the Seattle Art Museum (affectionately called SAM) and each time I have gone (sadly, not this year) I have a different experience, even within MY own previous experience with the permanent installations. Art is science. Oh, and AZIRCON had me at "geologist".