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What's your perception?

By Tamanna ChoudharyPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read
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Imagine that you are an artist. What would you answer, if someone asked, "What's the title of your painting? ". I guess, you would simply tell them the title because nothing in this world exists without a name. I mean, that's what we all think.

Every artist paints or draws to show his/her emotions or perception towards someone or something through their painting. But what if an emotionless person draws a painting? It sounds unusual, right?

I believe, that's when it will be called -"Untitled ". But, is it possible that a person can be completely emotionless and still be an artist? Well, the answer depends on everyone's perception.

But as for me, a human can't be emotionless. I mean, it's possible that they had suppressed their emotions somewhere deep in their hearts so that, they are not visible to just anyone. I believe that emotions and humans are connected just like the blood is connected with veins. Don't you think so?

And if it's true, then just like blood supply in veins can be increased by a bit of exercise, emotions can also be revived in a person by some efforts.

So coming back to the question, I believe that an emotionless person can be an artist if he/she has technical skills to do so, but the paintings will not be able to reach the souls of people. Humans appreciate the things which directly touches their souls.

What do you think about this? Can an untitled painting made with no emotions, reach the souls of people? Or is it possible that a person can be completely emotionless? Just ponder about it and comment what's your perception about this. I hope you liked it and I will appreciate all your thoughts on this topic. Thank you .

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    Written by Tamanna Choudhary