/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>3721007
>No, it's not. Musicians who go and play in front filled stadiums rarely mess up.
they mess up on almost every song. It just generally sounds close enough that it goes unnoticed or doesn't matter. Wabi sabi brah.
>This goes triple for professional classical and jazz musicians.
Jazz is all about experimenting and building on mistakes as they happen in interesting ways. Like yeah they're already trained and well-practiced but if you listen to improvisational shit it's all about them pushing themselves into weird directions from the basic structure they built in the song.
>It's becoming abundantly clear
When people keep going out of their way to nitpick anything they can to point out how "abundantly clear" whatever is to the argument already had is, it comes off like a bit of confirmation bias. You actively ignore everything and then pick out the one ambiguous statement as a way to tell yourself what you already believed.
>and you assume everyone else is too.
Eh I know people that are extremely skilled at music shit. Their fingers slip and they make mistakes live all the time. And NONE OF THIS has anything to do with anything. It's just some dumb diversion created to muddy the waters with piss and poop and because you're a pissy shit monster.
>Sorry that you have to live like that.
I guess you tell yourself that you're a lazy do-nothing cuck because if you were good at something you'd probably just be doing it? You think that people are just either naturally skilled or they aren't?

i'm not sorry that you choose to live like that. You'll just be a useless shitposter from now until you kill yourself most likely. You've got your delusions. They'll keep you comfortable I'm sure.

>>3717107
>>3717111
not an argument
>>3717184
>No, it's not.
yes it is. It is the evident outcome of human effort in spacetime. The production of it was when all the heat energy was expended and it's just future trash after that.
>Have you been to an art museum?
a bunch.
>Do you see waste hanging on the walls?
yeah. really well executed waste.
>your stance is just nihilist bullshit
absurdist
> If you think in a large enough scale, literally anything becomes waste really.
chyeh doy
>It's a dead-end argument.
no it's the beginning of it.
>You really do sound like the typical first-year art student
pfft this is the end of year 2 of the race.
>explaining how plastic waste kills us all
mfw acrylic only
>how Prada is a terrible company and we are all going to die
are they? and ARE WE NOT?!
>while showing you a painting of a black girl and a white rose. tldr: you are a standard entry level idiot.
the doctors said I was special tho
> What you rant on about with this "wabi sabi" shit shows absolutely nowhere in ANY of your paintings.
sure it does. The production approach itself is kind of designed around it.
>You paint crass face expression memes, which is offputting at best.
put you on tho
>Yeah just like a broken mug, a handful of dirt, bird shit on a shirt, an ice cream cone on the ground, a rotten old sculpture ...
any fucking stupid thing is literally essentially your "wabi sabi entropy" bullshit. anything.
EXACTLY! It's an approach to creative production that speaks to broader universal and existential truths.

Like when you look at the fundamental concepts in wabi sabi: impermanence, transience, imperfection, suffering, and emptiness. This is all entropy! Like we're talking about one of the 3 marks of existence of Buddhism right now. This isn't some unprecedented shit.