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    The document discusses the role of art and the artist. It provides responses to four questions: 1) The author would like to be an abstract artist, creating huge abstract paintings, which they see as the easiest and most meaningful art form, similar to nature. 2) Art is not nature because it is man-made, though it can appear natural or go beyond nature, it originates from the human mind, heart and hands. 3) Art is ageless and timeless because the ideas and emotions expressed through art are experienced universally, giving art value independent of time. 4) Art involves experience because it requires practice, patience, persistence and hand-eye coordination over a long period of

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    The document discusses the role of art and the artist. It provides responses to four questions: 1) The author would like to be an abstract artist, creating huge abstract paintings, which they see as the easiest and most meaningful art form, similar to nature. 2) Art is not nature because it is man-made, though it can appear natural or go beyond nature, it originates from the human mind, heart and hands. 3) Art is ageless and timeless because the ideas and emotions expressed through art are experienced universally, giving art value independent of time. 4) Art involves experience because it requires practice, patience, persistence and hand-eye coordination over a long period of

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    The document discusses the role of art and the artist. It provides responses to four questions: 1) The author would like to be an abstract artist, creating huge abstract paintings, which they see as the easiest and most meaningful art form, similar to nature. 2) Art is not nature because it is man-made, though it can appear natural or go beyond nature, it originates from the human mind, heart and hands. 3) Art is ageless and timeless because the ideas and emotions expressed through art are experienced universally, giving art value independent of time. 4) Art involves experience because it requires practice, patience, persistence and hand-eye coordination over a long period of

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    PEARL JEAN SEDIEGO BSBA 1C

    Answer the following questions as precisely yet as thoroughly as possible.

    1. If you were an artist, what kind of artist would you be?

    I would like to be an abstract artist and create huge abstract paintings. I think this is the easiest
    form of art and also the most meaningful. Just like nature does when she created our world.

    2. Why art is not nature?

    Art is not nature because in many ways, art is not natural it is an artificial construct created by
    man. Sometimes it appears to be close to nature or it may even sometimes “go beyond” nature
    but it always returns to the mind, heart and hands of man. 

    3. Why art is ageless and timeless?

    The ideas or emotions expressed with art are ones that are experienced universally making it’s
    value independent of age or time.

    4. Why does art involves experience?


    - Art is all about practice, patience, persistence and hand eye coordination. The
    longer you have been in the arts, the more you will develop each of these traits.
    This is really what experience is about. Your experience with your own mind and
    hands, how the longer you practice, you train your mind in creativity. If you ask me
    i would consider experience as an art of it's own.

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