Ah, I see you've finally caught on. Wonderful, now we can have a meaningful conversation about the colour of the sea. Admittedly, I'm less interested in your search for beauty, though I can appreciate artistry.
While we'd assumed such constants as the colour of the sea, the art I seek tends to be predicated on change. Especially when I see a status quo rotten to the core, and a people too powerless to change it.
Art, you see, is deeply personal.
Change is quite the constant-- so I've little time to mourn for the ocean. Besides... you do seem to have discovered at least half a key.
Oh? You're not talking about art in a traditional sense of pencil on paper, or the like I take it? Although you can use the rot of society as inspiration for everything from musical scores to paintings.
Of course. It's what makes it ever changing and intriguing.
A shame. It is beautiful in a way now, but I do still miss the way it was. [... ?] A key?
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Are they not one and the same? Art and the work you put into it to portay your vision, or your message should reflect a level of beauty on some level.
Aside from that, I simply wish to find beauty in things as they are now and stave off the disappointment they are not the same as they were before.
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Art, you see, is deeply personal.
Change is quite the constant-- so I've little time to mourn for the ocean. Besides... you do seem to have discovered at least half a key.
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Of course. It's what makes it ever changing and intriguing.
A shame. It is beautiful in a way now, but I do still miss the way it was. [... ?] A key?