/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>3523423
In reality, there's not such thing as "deep" art.
A lot of what's considered "deep" is just art where the artist just included a slight hint about a theme, so the audience could put all their different interpretations into it and claim it is something bigger and fuller than it actually is.

In short, "deep art" is open for interpretation.
Which, ironically, means that it should have too much deep on it.