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Art & Emotions
1. Do you think arts really have a mirror effect of our emotions?
2. Is there any works representing above statement?
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3 Replies
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1) Art has the potential to have a significant impact on our emotions. It can evoke feelings of joy, sadness, inspiration, or reflection, and can also serve as a means of expressing and processing our own emotions. Different forms of art, such as music, visual art, literature, and performance art, can all have a profound effect on our emotional state. Additionally, art therapy is a recognized form of treatment for mental health issues, further demonstrating the powerful impact that art can have on our emotions.<div>
2) One example of a work that represents the impact of art on emotions is Vincent van Gogh’s painting “Starry Night.” This iconic piece of art is known for its emotional intensity and has been described as evoking feelings of both awe and melancholy. The swirling, expressive brushstrokes and vibrant colors in the painting can elicit a range of emotions in viewers, demonstrating the power of visual art to evoke strong emotional responses.
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1. Yes, I do feel that arts have a mirror effect of our emotions no matter real or imaginary. I feel art is the best medium of communication, of expressing ones’ inner self. Humans are a collection of n number of emotions, where certain emotions can’t be conveyed in words or actions; art paves it’s way to let them out. And art is the best portrayal of emotions where in the form of painting, poetry, music, dance or theatre.
2. The image attached below illustrates how everyone just pretends to be happy by wearing a happy-mask while they are struggling through life. (Credits: Pinterest)
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Yes..
WE DON’T PAINT DREAMS OR NIGHTMARE, WE PAINT OUR OWN REALITY.
A style of art where the artist seeks to express their inner thoughts, feelings etc.
Creativity is a reflection of many things not least which is the current state we find ourselves.
Their ability to arouse emotion in percivers.
Ex- they could be done in drawing, painting, music etc.
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