Art delivers different ideas to each individual. How we perceive objects, displays, sculptures, spaces, or even a simple form is different for every eye that captures it.

As said, one doesn’t see a rainbow as the others because the direction of the eye moulds the vision of the rainbow. Similarly, as a spectator, one doesn’t see art in the same way but views it differently.

Each person feels different things when they see an art form, thus giving the art various roots and different meanings. So…

So, even when the space is the same, the art is the same; somehow, it is still different for everyone, which makes the spectator co-creator of the art. What you see is entirely up to you.

“When you look at a work of art, it is as if it looks at you. You are the one who’s being listened to. You don’t have to be the same in order to share a space”

– Olafur Eliasson

Art can have various perspectives and be viewed from multiple directions, depicting different ideas.

And if art can have various perspectives and be viewed from multiple directions, depicting different ideas, then how can it ever present itself the same in different eyes?