Inspired by Einstein’s theory of general relativity, Serolod’s paintings reflect how the smallest particules and the largest cosmic structures are woven together.
It isn't so much that I despise the artist, as all modern artists are incentivized to tease an extra layer of esoteric meaning into their pretty pictures, but I really do despise the art critics/writers who readily lap up and repeat whatever bullshit explanation they are given, without actually asking any hard/probing questions in response.
>Inspired by Einstein’s theory of general relativity, Serolod’s paintings reflect how the smallest particules and the largest cosmic structures are woven together.
It isn't so much that I despise the artist, as all modern artists are incentivized to tease an extra layer of esoteric meaning into their pretty pictures, but I really do despise the art critics/writers who readily lap up and repeat whatever bullshit explanation they are given, without actually asking any hard/probing questions in response.
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