Science of Art • 59 implied HN points • 11 Oct 24
- Artists can hold different political views and still create art that appeals to a wide audience. For example, Norman Rockwell had liberal beliefs but often illustrated conservative themes.
- The way an artist views uncertainty in the world can influence their art style. People comfortable with ambiguity may prefer abstract art, while those seeking certainty might lean towards realistic works.
- Art reflects both society and the inner feelings of the artist. Successful art aligns with the era's spirit and resonates with the public, regardless of the artist's political leanings.