- Art Critics at the 19th. -

...and everyone is entitled to their own...

COUNTRY - Australia
CRITIQUE - Yes it is art. gives a feeling of being out of yourself. I feel relaxed when I look at it.
COUNTRY - Australia
CRITIQUE - But the eyes don't follow you around the room! Seriously though it's an interesting picture!
COUNTRY - Australia
CRITIQUE - I find the resolution annoying because it looks like the textures are important in this piece. OK sun on glass effect .. feel like I'm inside a telescope.
COUNTRY - Australia
CRITIQUE - Anything that is a representation is art. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and the artistry behind this piece is incrediable. Just because it is digital, doesn't make it any less arty.
COUNTRY - Australia
CRITIQUE - Nature is the ultimate artist. This a beautiful picture, somthing you will probably never see the original.
COUNTRY - Australia
CRITIQUE - any picture that is on display would be considered as ART!!!!
COUNTRY - New Zealand
CRITIQUE - yes of course it is, in the tradition ofthe modernist art movment, thankfully it is now Post-modernism!
COUNTRY - Canada
CRITIQUE - Last Hurl Towards The Sun
COUNTRY - USA
CRITIQUE - This image conjurs up the beginnings of a new millenium or possibly the coming of our LORD and SAVIOUR, JESUS CHRIST. Yes it is art.
COUNTRY - USA
CRITIQUE - Whoaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa! Very cool! (I'm not very sophisticated, I just know what I like.)
COUNTRY - Australia
CRITIQUE - Love it, love the light as it hits your screen just as a lonely moon passes by.........JUST GREAT.....
COUNTRY - USA
CRITIQUE - The image gives me freedom. I feel free when I look at this picture. I could never even imagine myself creating this. It is ART-
COUNTRY - Australia
CRITIQUE - Yes! This is art. All art, good or bad is that which invokes emotional feelings. In this a sense of sterility, lonesomness and yet a new begining is being expressed to me. Art takes many forms, but each form has an emotion, a sensing that is often singular to the viewer alone, each caught up by our own experiences as the foundation of the art's effect on one.