Book 5: Art is a process, write with intuition and correct with reason!

Hello. I'm Ten Watanabe.

　Art is a collection of processes. In the world of art, a masterpiece that shaped an era is born every few decades, but it is clear that the process of creating that masterpiece was based on the many processes of its predecessors.

　Even if a masterpiece that adorns an era is born, it is only one step, a process. That's right. Even a work of art that defines an era is merely a passing point for future generations. Of course.

　If you've ever tried to fortify a piece of art, whether it be songwriting or novel-writing, you know that it can be hard to come up with an idea. It takes time to get the first stroke, but once you start writing, you'll find that the process becomes surprisingly easy, almost like the law of inertia. Just try writing for five minutes.

　I believe that a work of art is both a process and something that should be written with sensitivity or intuition. Many painters and novelists, and by artists I mean writers and painters who created an era (no, I'm not talking about me, lol). However, they can also be considered pioneers who opened up new genres through their artwork.

　It is precisely because they created new expressive powers as art that these great masters are great teachers who produced masterpieces in their respective genres that will go down in history.

　I am writing this piece based on my intuition. I am one of those people who write normally, but I am currently writing this piece based on my intuition. You may have heard the expression that ideas fall from the sky. In fact, art may be a kind of impulse.

　Art as art is the expression of the writer's impulse. However, there is one problem. If art is created simply on impulse, readers and viewers may perceive it as an unknown, mysterious thing that they cannot understand. For us, it is this mysterious, unknown thing that is the value of art.

　Unlike my great predecessors, I am just an ordinary writer, but as an artist I have one opinion: that is, art is art, but I believe that each and every one of those forgotten works was an important milestone for future generations.

　Although I wrote this article in a messy manner, I will safely revise this sentence, which I wrote intuitively, using reason. Yes. I have corrected it. Okay!! Writing impulsively based on emotion is not coherent, so I will revise it rationally and rewrite it into a coherent, logical sentence.

　This is a story about my original, self-taught method, but it's something I'm very satisfied with even when I read it again later. Art is a process related to art for future generations, and at the same time, it's something that is written intuitively, and in my case, I also make further corrections with reason, but I interpret art as something like that.

　That's all. Thank you for listening. This is just my opinion, written in the usual way. This is Watanabe Ten.

(P.S.) 1. I'm going to buy a mirror at Kirindo. 2. Did medicine become the first academic field? So, is that why doctors and doctorates are both doctors?