Re: art, reality and fiction

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: : : : : : : : : : : : It's an intrinsically subjective thing, and my opinion is : : : : : : : that what at least one person considers to be art is art. : : : : : Hm, I wonder if you don´t need at least two persons? : : : : : I´m not sure about this (off course), but I think it´s got something here to do with communication. : : : : : Can somebody tell me what I´m trying to say? : : : : : Yours Trond Ivar : : : : Well, is this not the very core of the discussion? It is very difficult to hear someone spaking on the subject of art and make sense? : : : : It seems very few people know what they are trying to say when they discuss "art". : : : : Wittgenstein said: Of that which we cannot speak we must remain silent. : : : : Did he also say "Det dunkelt sgda är det dnkelt tänkta"? : : : : Yours truly, : : : : Vera Porad : : : Truly so, Vera! : : : One needs two persons to make an agreement. : : : Isn´t there a core here of something? : : : Still yours : : : Trond Ivar : : Okay, so art is an agreement between creator/spectator. : : But does creativity have to be art; it sure doesn't : : have to be in agreement. And isn't the fiction of the : : silent as real as the creation of the artist? : : Reality is what one has, whether it is imagination, : : art, or something else. We all have Ladonia, in our : : hearts, in the Scandinavian peninsula, and in the : : communicational network of the world. That's enough : : for me to build on, letting my creativity flow. : : Feles agita, ergo est. : : Baron Simon Jönsson Berger of Lynx : : I know you, Simon! You´re going to Friaborgsskolan!!!

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