The nature of
beauty is one of the most enduring and controversial themes in Western
philosophy, Beauty has traditionally been counted among the ultimate values,
with goodness, truth, and justice.
It is a primary theme among ancient Greek, was central to eighteenth and nineteenth-century thought, By the beginning of the twentieth century, beauty was in decline as a subject of philosophical inquiry, and also as a primary goal of the arts.
It is a primary theme among ancient Greek, was central to eighteenth and nineteenth-century thought, By the beginning of the twentieth century, beauty was in decline as a subject of philosophical inquiry, and also as a primary goal of the arts.
Art is an activity we do. Art is
an expression of our thoughts, emotions, intuitions, and desires. Through art
we can sharing the way we experience the world, which for many is an
extension of personality. It is the communication of intimate concepts. Art
is in how the media is used or the way
in which the content is expressed.
Beauty is rather a measure of affect, a
measure of emotion. In the context of art, beauty is determined by the successful communication between the artist
and the perceived one. Beautiful art is successful in portraying the artist’s most thoughtful
intended emotions. So beauty in
art is eternally subjective.
Art is a means to state an opinion or a
feeling, or else to create a different view of the world, whether it be
inspired by the work of other people or something invented that’s entirely new.
Beauty alone is not art, but art can be made of, about or for beautiful things.
Beauty can be found in a snowy mountain scene: art is the photograph of it
shown to family, However, art is not necessarily positive: it can be
deliberately hurtful or displeasing: it can make you , it evokes an emotion in
you, then it is art.
Beauty
itself is but the sensible image of the infinite,” said the historian George Bancroft. The nature of
beauty is one of the most fascinating riddles of philosophy. Is beauty universal? How do we know it? How can we
predispose ourselves to embrace.