If you just don't like abstract art then don't look at it.

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The discussion revolves around a user sharing their abstract artwork created in Paint, titled "Trophe." Participants express varied interpretations of the piece, with some humorously suggesting alternative titles like "Tsu's Garlic Bread." The conversation highlights the subjective nature of art, as viewers perceive different meanings, including references to Olympic athletes and surrealist influences. Technical issues arise regarding image visibility, prompting discussions about file formats. The dialogue also touches on the broader themes of abstract art appreciation, with some participants expressing a preference for more traditional styles while others defend the merits of abstract expression. The thread concludes with a playful acknowledgment of the relationship between art and viewer interpretation, suggesting that the artist's commentary can significantly influence perception.
  • #51
Stop whining. I'm looking at this thing again, and frankly, it's eye-catching.
 
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  • #52
BicycleTree said:
How about Piet Mondrian?
I like some of his earlier works, but once he got into neoplasticism, that doesn't really hold my interest. That style, to me, seems better for stained glass windows than paintings. Though, it's decent for decorating a large, empty wall in a very modern building.
 
  • #53
BicycleTree said:
Stop whining. I'm looking at this thing again, and frankly, it's eye-catching.
That's the ticket. It's not the art, itself, it's the hypnosis of the viewer by the artists words.
 
  • #54
I think we've shifted from art to marketing at this point.
 
  • #55
O think that marketing is secretly what PF is all about
 

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