Like I said in the paper, the beauty everyone see in a piece of art is quite different. You have to possess that beauty before you can see it in something. And it often goes beyond the intention of the artist. In that sense, trying to compare the beauty you see with the beauty that others see, is a very difficult thing, if not entirely irrelevant.
A Random Comment from October 2, 2003
Like I said in the paper, the beauty everyone see in a piece of art is quite different. You have to possess that beauty before you can see it in something. And it often goes beyond the intention of the artist. In that sense, trying to compare the beauty you see with the beauty that others see, is a very difficult thing, if not entirely irrelevant.