Nomen Nescio <nobody@dizum.com> wrote in
news:999f9493b65c2170b29a78cdfdacd5c3@dizum.com:
> I think, too, that people need to *find* beauty, need to *work* to
> *discover* it. If they are presented with *obligatory* beauty, in
other
> words, something which has the expectation that it *will* (as in
> "should" and "must") be seen as beautiful, then that beauty will be as
a
> result less compelling and involving than what they participatate in
> creating with the artist.
>
> Beauty is not a one-man (-boy!) show, it emerges somewhere in the area
> of interaction between the artist, the object (subject), and the >
viewer.
I guess that's what some italian would call 'opera aperta'
PS.
Oisters! One never knows who can be found here in the groups. It's been
a long, long time since I read you, MO. How are you? It seems that you
are happy, what makes me happy too, a little at least.
BTW perhaps you don't remember me, but I admit I've been thinking about
you some times, so--> kind and warm regards from the most inglorious
shakesperian character, cool hand Romeo.
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