Art's True Value Lies in Communication

Engaging in the creative process exposes artists to criticism, regardless of the perceived success of their work. The act of creating art serves primarily as an attempt to communicate ideas and emotions. When art generates financial success, it reflects a connection with an audience, confirming that the communication was effective. Conversely, an artwork that gets little visibility, despite its quality, highlights that communication may have failed, emphasizing the importance of audience engagement in determining the impact of art.