In SDL InnerSpace, errorism denotes the deliberate retention or exaggeration of flaws—such […]
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Tag: Work of Art
In the art theory of InnerSpace, artifacting or artifactization is the process through which an object or occurrence not originally a work of art is transformed into one.
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Artifacting
In SDL InnerSpace, we do not reject cliché and kitsch in a modernist “purification” gesture.
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Cliché and Kitsch
Three related concepts are distinguished in this context: initial aesthetic response, aesthetic experience, and artistic experience.
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Artistic Experience
In the aesthetic theory of SDL InnerSpace, a work of art is defined by its specific artistic intention.
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Artistic Intention
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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