The first thing we notice when we look at art is relatability. Our choice of artworks for exhibition, entertainment curation, or are mainly influenced by our ideas on what art and artistic beauty mean to us. Since the concept doesn't need to be developed, it naturally arises along with attraction and connection. This teaches us more about the range, the motions, and the urge to express. It takes energy and understanding, ambiance and action and sometimes research and conversations and then we wonder how it is that we never knew of the stretch of the word 'art.'
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