/sci/ - Science & Math

[Aether king of sci No.15064008]

What is art?

Can you do science on it?

>Medical properties
>Illusions
>Serotonin

[Anonymous No.15064017]

Art is the material expression of Nature's will of harmony, the way it sublimates it's light and darkness tensions. It can be analysed mathematically, for instance via Fourier analysis (music or pictures), and Artificial Intelligences are pretty good at doing some cool stuff

[Anonymous No.15064021]

>>15064017
There is no such thing as "artificial intelligence" and it's by definition impossible for it to create art. Consume your meds.

[Aether king of sci No.15064084]

>Inb4 'is this art' followed by funny pic

[Solivagus No.15064103]

>>15064008
Obviously a challenge. That is what art has always been. The ego of language users everywhere.

[Aether king of sci No.15064105]

>>15064103
Awwwwwwwww

[Solivagus No.15064110]

>>15064105
Yes, being worth your attention is also art in motion.

>Divine ping-pong; I love communicating and communication far more than you are ever allowed to understand.

[Aether king of sci No.15064136]

I have some good arts at the moment and have gone through many in my life but my best pic is over 4mb.

[Solivagus No.15064141]

>>15064136

[Anonymous No.15064148]

>>15064008
I would say it depends on the era but in general art is about the application of human creative skill and imagination to make something to get an emotional responds.

But the renaissance art had allot of mathematical precision, I would even go so far to say that a great painting has a 3d-like effect that kinda blows your mind the first time you see it.

[Anonymous No.15064158]

>>15064017
>Nature's will of harmony
Sorry chud, but this is outdated.

[Aether king of sci No.15064163]

Where art and good art doesn't matter is the science of art. It does matter if art is, per se, accurate, strong, etc, but also to what amount or even not at all.