In SDL InnerSpace, a work of art requires an intended audience, which may be actual or conceptual, but is supposed to be interested.
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In SDL InnerSpace, a work of art requires an intended audience, which may be actual or conceptual, but is supposed to be interested. The artist may also be the primary or only audience, finding aesthetic satisfaction in creation itself. The intended audience can range from specific individuals to future generations or divine observers.
The term work of art denotes a narrower, modular concept—distinct from the broader notion of art—admitting multiple context‑dependent definitions.
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Work of Art
Project SDL InnerSpace In the beginning, there was silence—an uncarved block of […]
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Project SDL InnerSpace
Castle of Horror | Stylized illustration featuring a dark, horror castle with three towers on the left. The building has irregular white shapes resembling windows. A winding white path extends from its base toward the foreground and reaches outside the image like an inviting tongue. Signed with SDL.
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