Due to water

Do people think A) wrinkling is caused by too much water, and B) skin absorbs it externally in great quantities like that?

Makes me itch …

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Np! Also fun fact, the artist Mondrian’s work originally was traditional landscapes and he basically went on a project to increasingly abstract it as narrowly as possible over the years till what he ended up with was essentially lines of basic primary colors. But once he reached that point he sorta painted himself into a corner (heh) and was kinda stuck there making these boring things for the rest of his life.

Bonus points, because that was also a Mondrian, as I recall.

Do you need better grip in water when wet?

How has her battle with GBS been? Can't say I have talked to anyone else who was also diagnosed.

N A I R D N O M yonna dluow taht

That's given a generic term called herbal infusion

Okay...

The most eloquent take down of abstract art that anyone could have made.

No no I appreciate the explaination thank you :)

To be fair everything is backwards now.

On par with the sistine chapel

Abstract art is just proof that the art industry is just a scam to launder money.

Where's Binky Barnes when you need him?

So interesting how it being upside down puts the yellow tape into focus and the right way up, the red tape.

The low-key looks better the right way up.

So… is it a good thing? Or no? Mine wrinkle super easily and quickly.

Okay gotcha, that makes sense. I think most art isn’t in the eye of the beholder as far as the artist is concerned at least, which is why most artwork comes with an artist statement. There are some artists however who do make abstract work that specifically to be highly open to interpretation to the point they tell galleries to just hang it any orientation that feels right and they don’t elaborate further, but even that is still it’s own specific kind of thing.

Abstract work also isn’t always an abstract idea or feeling, sometimes it refers just to visual abstraction. Like technically every painting is abstract no matter how representational or realistic it is, abstraction is more like a sliding scale and most abstract artists started with representational imagery and just slid further and further down the abstraction scale. Anyways that’s more random info than you probably care about.

Ugly and stupid art.

Abstract? I don't pay enough attention to the labels, but basically unless this guy was just trying to show us their public school gym floor this was more of a feeling the artist is conveying right? So the artist visually describes an abstract concept or feeling, and people can look at that painting and have an entirely different feeling about it.

So my point is this, if the painting was oriented wrong than the artist is expecting their work to be understood as they created it, undermining the idea that art is in the eye of the beholder.

it’s not impressionist though, it’s abstract.

When wet