BEAUTY
The world runs about numerous theories about various and diverse contexts of distinct topics. But can one really define the exact notion which is appropriate enough to be wielded for describing, elaborating, or determining beauty?
My train of thoughts took me back to a conversation I had about different perspectives of beauty.
“Beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder” as it goes with the famous saying, but how would that work if the beholder lacks eyesight?
A person whose sight has forfeited his side can still be very much capable of feeling and sensing beauty even if he fails to perceive it with his naked eye.
Having this notion in mind, I summoned this illustration I had in mind.
A being can experience beauty even if he isn’t blessed with sight. Like being blindfolded and exploring with their senses and touch.
Let’s take an elephant for example. A person could explore just by laying his bare hands on it. Examining the strong legs with the texture similar to the bark of the tree. The tail matching the firmness of a rigid rope. Holding his trunk would feel like holding onto a colossal stuffed sock.
This defines an angled perspective of feeling beauty by exploring the size and body of the enormous giant just by utilization of senses.
One doesn’t always need to have an amazing view to find beauty, the essence of beauty lies in; sight, feeling, sensation, and in every perspective of yours!
When a defined article embraces itself in the hands of an average being, he can witness the article just like a touch of frost; an artist who already resides in him.
He would find that the art contributed towards his senses, the gist of design and beauty.
Going through a couple of art books, design sculptures, will definitely make one feel that he or she has some sort of certain understanding towards the beauty of art. But what lies in the bag is how we manage to perceive beauty through our lives, how we juggle our understanding as it goes hand in hand just like our everyday lives.
We do have definite ideas about how the automated techniques of beauty and art can be coached but not beauty.
The everyday things in our lives which are brought into use on regular terms, the time we start finding beauty in those pretty simple things will be the time we start to have our own different and distinct perspectives of beauty.
How do we look upon the things that are amongst us?
Everything that we pay attention to, with our eyes has different forms of beauty, we just need to change our angles of perspective!
