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One of many valuable insights in my conversation with Santiago is that art is contextual. And abstract art is arguably more so.

Is my improvisational art being placed in the context of serious people who discount it as garbage?

Is my high concept art being placed in the context of an audience looking for something easily digestible?

One of many valuable insights in my conversation with Santiago is that art is contextual. And abstract art is arguably more so.

Is my improvisational art being placed in the context of serious people who discount it as garbage?

Is my high concept art being placed in the context of an audience looking for something easily digestible?
https://open.substack.com/pub/lonewick/p/a-conversation-with?r=1ldz1t&utm_medium=ios

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It's an interesting and important thing to be aware of. Like if your goal was to get the most attention on your art possible, you might approach the way you share it and where you share it differently. Of course, this isn't always the goal, but good to ask yourself about the extent to which it is.