Artist Edgar Degas defined art as being: “Art is not what you see, but what you make others see” (Le French 1). In other words, any artist can create something and call it a “piece of art,” but it does not represent any significance if no one can become inspired by it or see the purpose behind it. However, what then would be considered “art” and how would you describe it? A common answer to people is that there is no one particular meaning or that the imagination is endless. Though, true, I personally find that for anything to be exactly “art,” whether physically or virtually, it has to send a message, resonate an effect, or even catch the eyes of others. For example, let 's say that someone’s own work or creation is considered “art”
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In its initial release, this virtual augmented reality game went beyond any viewer 's imagination that only seemed possible in movies. Although its motives seem bizarre and incomprehensive, the hidden message behind the efforts are in fact quite astonishing and worthwhile-- particularly, its major goals indicate the means to exercise and meet new people. Not only does this signify the underlying truth that there is more to see in the world, but also we should explore it with a new perspective bit-by-bit that will only go a long way in the future. Basically, the effect that ushers along the line is that these unexpected things, whether real or virtual, have a tendency to be overlooked as not …show more content…
Throughout my life, I struggled with losing weight, which led to a constant series of depression and anxiety. I would go days of wasting my hours sitting and moping around in my bed, wishing to lose weight by simply starving myself but not doing anything productive. Needless to say, the introduction of Pokémon Go was not something I fathomed and approved of at first. I became conflicted on whether or not I should give in and attempt to at least try the game out, especially since I played almost all the Pokémon installments leading up to this point. As I gradually but cautiously dove into the game headfirst, I soon found myself to be what some would say “addicted.” Rather than sitting at home and doing nothing, I began to go on late night adventures to catch Pokémon all the while being productive to my body. Along the way, I met many new trainers who became my friends and even tagged along with me during some of my late night Pokémon hunts. The fact that Pokémon Go brought me out of from my comfort-zone and into places I’d never expect to find myself makes it an “art” that should be well-resonated amongst others as well. Essentially, we all felt the need to go out and explore the world and catch Pokémon without really paying attention to the small hidden messages presented before us. In a way, this artwork
In its initial release, this virtual augmented reality game went beyond any viewer 's imagination that only seemed possible in movies. Although its motives seem bizarre and incomprehensive, the hidden message behind the efforts are in fact quite astonishing and worthwhile-- particularly, its major goals indicate the means to exercise and meet new people. Not only does this signify the underlying truth that there is more to see in the world, but also we should explore it with a new perspective bit-by-bit that will only go a long way in the future. Basically, the effect that ushers along the line is that these unexpected things, whether real or virtual, have a tendency to be overlooked as not …show more content…
Throughout my life, I struggled with losing weight, which led to a constant series of depression and anxiety. I would go days of wasting my hours sitting and moping around in my bed, wishing to lose weight by simply starving myself but not doing anything productive. Needless to say, the introduction of Pokémon Go was not something I fathomed and approved of at first. I became conflicted on whether or not I should give in and attempt to at least try the game out, especially since I played almost all the Pokémon installments leading up to this point. As I gradually but cautiously dove into the game headfirst, I soon found myself to be what some would say “addicted.” Rather than sitting at home and doing nothing, I began to go on late night adventures to catch Pokémon all the while being productive to my body. Along the way, I met many new trainers who became my friends and even tagged along with me during some of my late night Pokémon hunts. The fact that Pokémon Go brought me out of from my comfort-zone and into places I’d never expect to find myself makes it an “art” that should be well-resonated amongst others as well. Essentially, we all felt the need to go out and explore the world and catch Pokémon without really paying attention to the small hidden messages presented before us. In a way, this artwork