#qotw3

[off-brand-nations]

Question of the Week #3

Does your muse have gaps in their memory relating to major events? Do they know it? What impact does this have on their identity?

If the answer is no, what's one thing they wish they could forget and why?

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[espyv]

QOTW#3

Who is the primary or original audience for your work?

• I never really had a audience for my artwork, I enjoy creating my artwork for my own enjoyment.

How can we learn about people through the things they create?

• I feel like we can learn about people through what they create because we can see their interests and creativity. some people draw movie characters while some create their own, anything someone creates has some kind of meaning.

[bricecborchers]

The location for where we see art is huge in how we value it. If you see a painting in the Louvre we automatically just think “wow that is an amazing painting” without actually diving deeper into why it might be an amazing painting. Too often we just look and assume about art. If we see a piece of street art in an alley we are more likely to ignore it or even become irritated at that art. Street art, to me, is much more interesting and relevant than most works in the major museums like the Louvre. That being said I do believe that museums do have relevant and beautiful works, but we often dismiss what is not in a museum.