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IMO this is the difference between "nice art" and having a connection to whatever you're displaying. We have a few things hanging that are nice, and they do, i
by web007 5y ago
IMO this is the difference between "nice art" and having a connection to whatever you're displaying.
We have a few things hanging that are nice, and they do, indeed, disappear. We also have a few that aren't as nice but where we have a connection to them. A couple travel posters as a reminder of an amazing vacation, a map of Paris where we visited and loved the experience, and a fancy triptych concert poster for a destination concert my wife attended all have meaning beyond "nice art", and I notice them at least once a week.
- kbelder 5y agoMy wife had some fans and a painting that she purchased in China as a teen, when she was traveling on an educational trip that coincidently happened during the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre. (She didn't really find out what happened until she returned to the states.) She treasured those, and yes, had a continuous active connection to them. Unfortunately they were all destroyed in a house fire. You can't replace those sorts of things.