Art

Art is the pursuit of meaning through the recognition and interpretation of structure. It is not created; it is discovered—emerging not from the artifact itself, but from the attempt to align perception with pattern.

Art arises when a Soul tries to discern coherence within complexity. It is not the presence of meaning, but the movement toward it—a process of reaching, interpreting, and refining. In this effort, the observer engages not passively but actively, exploring the possibilities of alignment between form and understanding.

Art does not reside in the object, nor in the mind alone. It exists in the interaction—the ongoing attempt to uncover a pattern that holds. It is the practice of seeing structure where none may yet be confirmed.

Thus, art is not possession, but process. It is not truth, but trial. It is the continual effort to translate complexity into coherence, even when meaning remains incomplete.