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Artists confessions time: What’s an art rule you always break or ignore, and why? (Be honest!)

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Well, until one point it has. Any art school will teach its students about rules and principles related to balance, emphasis, proportion, variety, unity, the rule of thirds, etc. But as @fercaggiano stated in another thread quoting Picasso... 'learn the rules like a pro, so you can break them like an artist!'

In our humble opinion:

"artists feel free (or enchained) enough to break the rules ?
There are artists and artists... 😃 

"Is Gen art for ex, strong and unique enough to trigger a social paradigm shift ?"
We feel that yes, it is but the opinion is of course subjective. We'll have to see about that!

Digital Art and Photography, too fast consumed to be even emotional for the viewer ? 
There are viewers and viewers. For some of them, emotions matter.

Ok, I understand … but do you feel (in general) nowadays, artists feel free (or enchained) enough to break the rules ? Is Gen art for ex, strong and unique enough to trigger a social paradigm shift ?
Digital Art and Photography, too fast consumed to be even emotional for the viewer ? 
Haven’t answered to these question, yet, since I discovered web3 in 21