pmo so bad how some people will fight tooth and nail to say all art is meaningful until it comes to shock art
so many agree a big part of art is invoking emotion why do they act like shock isn't one
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pmo so bad how some people will fight tooth and nail to say all art is meaningful until it comes to shock art
so many agree a big part of art is invoking emotion why do they act like shock isn't one
"Art is meant to comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable" 》》Vent *mutilation*
Hey, i wanted to know if there was any professional sword swallowers or shock artists on this app, if there is please message me, I want to learn how to do this kind of stuff, and my mom said she would only let me learn how if I had professional help, not only would it be cool, if I learn how I would be ( as far as I know ) the world's youngest sword swallower / shock artist, thanks!
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