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CountScrofula · 41-45, M
Any movement requires that people push its boundaries so that you can move into new ideas and do new things. The notion that not only did art peak in the 1500s, but that it should not have advanced past that point is obviously silly.
People are always making beautiful art that evokes classic styles or plays with modern styles that are accessible to the layman. You are never going to be without art you can enjoy.
At the same time, there are people who experiment, get bored with old ways of doing things, and push boundaries. That was literally what the Renaissance was about.
Also people were doing this kind of play with shape and colour rather than just painting pretty pictures back in the 1960s. It's hardly modern anymore, even if that's a contemporary piece.
People are always making beautiful art that evokes classic styles or plays with modern styles that are accessible to the layman. You are never going to be without art you can enjoy.
At the same time, there are people who experiment, get bored with old ways of doing things, and push boundaries. That was literally what the Renaissance was about.
Also people were doing this kind of play with shape and colour rather than just painting pretty pictures back in the 1960s. It's hardly modern anymore, even if that's a contemporary piece.