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6K views3 pagesExplain. Art Is Not A Nature.
The document argues that art is not natural for three main reasons:
1) Art requires human thought and analysis to create, unlike nature which exists without thought.
2) Art is a human construct rather than something that naturally occurs. If art was considered nature, then the term "nature" would become obsolete.
3) While art may depict or use natural materials, it does not duplicate natural phenomena and is ultimately a reflection of human perspective rather than raw reality. Art is a man-made creation used to convey human feelings about nature.
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6K views3 pagesExplain. Art Is Not A Nature.
The document argues that art is not natural for three main reasons:
1) Art requires human thought and analysis to create, unlike nature which exists without thought.
2) Art is a human construct rather than something that naturally occurs. If art was considered nature, then the term "nature" would become obsolete.
3) While art may depict or use natural materials, it does not duplicate natural phenomena and is ultimately a reflection of human perspective rather than raw reality. Art is a man-made creation used to convey human feelings about nature.
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Explain. Art is not a nature.
- While nature cannot exist without the absence of thought,
art cannot exist without being analyzed and grasped. It is
not natural since, in many senses, art is not "nature," but
rather a man-made construct. Everything is nature if art is
nature. As a result, the term "nature" becomes obsolete.
Art is nature if nature is life and humans are living and
creating art. As a result, natural art is almost always
associated with nature. Art can imitate nature by striving
to visually copy elements as they appear in real life.
However, actual forms in nature, such as the painting, can
be used to inspire abstract paintings. It is not natural
because, in many senses, art is not "natural," but rather a
man-made construct. Because art is a man-made
creation that we use to record or convey our feelings
about natural phenomena. Even if we employ natural
materials, they cannot duplicate natural events on their
own and is merely a reflection of our worldview. Nature
is phenomena, the universe's contents, and raw reality.'
Humans learn and recognized logic and pattern in our
daily lives, which set us apart from other creatures.
- While nature cannot exist without the absence of thought,
art cannot exist without being analyzed and grasped. It is
not natural since, in many senses, art is not "nature," but
rather a man-made construct. Everything is nature if art is
nature. As a result, the term "nature" becomes obsolete.
Art is nature if nature is life and humans are living and
creating art. As a result, natural art is almost always
associated with nature. Art can imitate nature by striving
to visually copy elements as they appear in real life.
However, actual forms in nature, such as the painting, can
be used to inspire abstract paintings. It is not natural
because, in many senses, art is not "natural," but rather a
man-made construct. Because art is a man-made
creation that we use to record or convey our feelings
about natural phenomena. Even if we employ natural
materials, they cannot duplicate natural events on their
own and is merely a reflection of our worldview. Nature
is phenomena, the universe's contents, and raw reality.'
Humans learn and recognized logic and pattern in our
daily lives, which set us apart from other creatures.
- While nature cannot exist without the absence of thought,
art cannot exist without being analyzed and grasped. It is
not natural since, in many senses, art is not "nature," but
rather a man-made construct. Everything is nature if art is
nature. As a result, the term "nature" becomes obsolete.
Art is nature if nature is life and humans are living and
creating art. As a result, natural art is almost always
associated with nature. Art can imitate nature by striving
to visually copy elements as they appear in real life.
However, actual forms in nature, such as the painting, can
be used to inspire abstract paintings. It is not natural
because, in many senses, art is not "natural," but rather a
man-made construct. Because art is a man-made
creation that we use to record or convey our feelings
about natural phenomena. Even if we employ natural
materials, they cannot duplicate natural events on their
own and is merely a reflection of our worldview. Nature
is phenomena, the universe's contents, and raw reality.'
Humans learn and recognized logic and pattern in our
daily lives, which set us apart from other creatures.