> ...poetic qualities instead of marketability.
Implying, of course, that comparable levels of usefulness are already established.
I will reserve my judgment until I see an actual practical demonstration that establishes that usefulness.
Implying, of course, that comparable levels of usefulness are already established.
I will reserve my judgment until I see an actual practical demonstration that establishes that usefulness.
Art has little direct use - Michelangelo's David has very little practical value, yet it's significance is immense.
The creators of this project do not care for the practical value of any of this. They wish to experiment in the hope that some poetic qualities of their work will be deemed significant enough to carry on into new works (some of which may actually be useful).
That was my exact understanding.
Utility is an unusual metric by which to measure art