#Impressionism

Impressionism is the grand scheme of painters who discard clear outlines and worship fleeting sensations. They proclaim the interplay of light and color as a noble excuse for vagueness. Viewers are conscripted to complete the work, while artists revel in blaming the wind for their blurred strokes. Critics then laud the haze, turning ambiguity into a marketing device. Ultimately, it remains a business model swayed by buyers’ pockets and tomorrow’s weather forecast.