ARTS FOR ARTS SAKE this term itself seems so vague to me as i think that everything in this world has a meaning and some use, so arts for arts sake is definitely so out of my reach of understanding and even if it so, i would strongly recommend against because it really clashes with my subjects which thrive on the factor FORM FOLLOWS FUNCTION.i rarely agree to theories of the high end personalities such as ["true" art, is divorced from any didactic, moral or utilitarian function] ,because if art was only limited to paper what they said would have been true, but art travels beyond what can i think or any human being can think ,it is not really not defined by us maybe it is explored by us but not created by us ,even a leafs vein is an invisible art surrounding me and it also has a function and both combining forces of function and form brings out its beauty.Art is never defined then why the pain of segregating it for Arts or life's sake ,art is something which has a utility of making us like it,it should be shared with everybody never confined to its own sake but having a use out of it by liking or hating it making itself a utility thereby coming back to life's sake rather than "ARTS"sake.at the end what is the use of doing arts for arts sake where it cant be shared and loved by everyone and being loved by its creator........
Being a great fan of art and a artist myself i want my art to reveal meaning out of it rather than being a piece of art occupying space and time.So my art has the utility of making people thinking or liking it.Art may sometimes be explored to say something in a different way or tell something different in a simplified way. ARCHITECTURE the biggest chunks of art on the planet does have live upto 'utility' rather than evolving for the individuals fancies .......there lies the beauty of creating it imploring and exploring from other peoples mind rather than our own CPU.this topic cannot be cleared on any amount of debating as it purely lies on ones own thinking and theories ,the sole aim is to keep the fire alive for art and its beauty.
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