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"Normal expressionless faces" to quote OP have been a big part of the foundation of "art" for ages. Hammered in marble, paint brushed on canvas, made with tiny
by close04 8mo ago
"Normal expressionless faces" to quote OP have been a big part of the foundation of "art" for ages. Hammered in marble, paint brushed on canvas, made with tiny mosaic pieces, and any other possible medium. What makes "hammered in glass" shallow and uninspired compared to any of those?
The exhibitions section [0] has examples of abstract pieces of art too.
[0] https://simonbergerart.com/exhibitions https://simonbergerart.com/exhibitions
- portly 8mo agoIf you visit Rome and see a Bernini in person you will understand.
- close04 8mo agoI’ll understand what? We have a plethora of established artists of incontestable value. If I need to check one out in particular to understand expression, excitement, inspiration, then all others have failed. You name exactly one. Why not Rodin? Or Henry Moore? I bet nobody here saw the art from the submission in person but look at how many opinions around. Every time I hear armchair critique of someone else’s “boring uninspired art” and “expressionless faces”, or “art connoisseurs” giving snippets of wisdom, I know they’re fuller of hot air than a desert on a hot summer day.
- portly 8mo agoThe examples you name are also fine. Just stuff that makes you feel something.