Understanding Contemporary Art
And start to love it
I really like contemporary art. I love it so much to be irrational about it. I called myself without modesty “a groupie of contemporary art”. Although I rarely understand it, visiting a contemporary art gallery is by far one of the things I prefer to do. Perhaps I do not always understand what this art is about, but I never think that the artist is incomprehensible. It’s always me: I have to strive more. I respect deeply the one who creates and so I want to understand it, never forgetting that
If you do not understand anything, it is contemporary art.
Anyway, I really wanted to understand what attracts me and many other people to contemporary art. It couldn’t be that it’s impossible to understand it because otherwise I should love quantum physics but I swear, I don’t. That’s why I started to go back in time.
Many centuries ago art was meant to communicate. Popes and kings used it as a mean to express their beliefs and power. Then something happened along the way and I wanted to find out what it was.
