I'm talking about the same skill you are. You (and many others) think that the third picture requires a lot of artistic skill. As far as I see, the third pictur

I'm talking about the same skill you are. You (and many others) think that the third picture requires a lot of artistic skill. As far as I see, the third picture is a prototype with a lot of technical debt. I don't think we can meet on common terms because our definitions of art are different. I do not subscribe to the opinion that art is about challenging our thinking. Instead, I consider good art to be about immersion. You do not have to convince yourself to like it. You do not feel the need to like it ironically. Yes, you can get used to it and it loses some of it's power, but the greatest art is the art that you can keep looking at (or listening to etc.) without feeling the need to justify it. (I cannot remember which philosopher I borrowed that idea from.)