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It's an interesting question. That it does have value seems unquestionable to me and I suspect to most people. Seeing an original work by an artist always mak
by MattPalmer1086 2y ago
It's an interesting question. That it does have value seems unquestionable to me and I suspect to most people.
Seeing an original work by an artist always makes more of an impression on me than just seeing a representation of it.
Being in the presence of something of significance weaves it into your personal history. Does it make you part of a grander narrative somehow? I have felt a kind of awe to witness something that is great in person. But I don't really know why it has the value it does.
- downboots 2y agoThat's what I was wondering. If it is self-aggrandizing vanity. I guess it really comes down to personal meaning and preference. Other commenters brought up the valid point of increased sensory bandwidth or curation. Interesting to think about.