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Originally Posted by theclencher
Well... gotta admit, I have the same question as the Prof...
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I simply enjoy drawing and creating model automobiles. It's what I get my 'jollies' from. I like how I can start with an automobile sketch, re-create the sketch into 2-dimensional parts using a mathematical system, and putting it all together to create a 3-dimensional form.
"Content" of artwork is "the ideas that the artist communicates with the viewer beyond the physicality of the artwork itself". Essentially, "content" is supposed to prevent artists from creating "pretty pictures' solely to make money. A perfect example of an artist with no content to his work is Robert Bateman. He's bloody rich because he make pretty pictures, but he has no social or political agenda. Does that make him less of an artist? That's the big question.
The issue is that I created the RezMobile (both the Miser I, II, and Relic) because I enjoyed it. I had fun while making them. I currently haven't grasped the notion of making art because I'm trying to make a social, political, etc. statement to the public. If that were the case, I don't think I'd even go to class because I would find it boring. I simply do this because it helps engage my imagination.