Art as a Rorschach Test
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0.000 HBDArt as a Rorschach Test
<html> <p>Art doesn't change. Whether a painting, or a book, a movie, or even a piece of music, once created, it is finished, and yet, that is when its journey begins.<br> </p> <p>However, the interpretation of the artwork, any type of artwork, does change. Sometimes it changes in miraculous ways.<br> </p> <p>Different people have different perceptions depending on their own filters, culture, surroundings, levels of understanding, experiences in life.<br> There are also changes from generation to generation. <br/>Even the same person's perception will change, provided they themselves have changed over time, allowing them to experience a book, a movie, a painting, etc. completely differently than they have before.<br> </p> <center> <h3>What is art then? Is it no more than a kind of Rorschach test? <br/>What are your thoughts?</h3> <img src="https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmZLbGkSX5St645fnna9gUFeeMEKXFXiv8JEGhvbxhKToY/rorshach.jpg" alt="Rorschach inkblot test" title="Rorschach inkblot test" /></center> </html>
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