A work must possess internal architecture. Whether it’s classical composition or abstract structure - form must carry intention. Art without form loses its power to hold attention.

This is not about lighting. It’s about vibration. Light is the awakened state that the artwork evokes. A piece should glow from within - even if it’s dark.

True art has no need for noise. It speaks through silence. If a work can remain silent, it creates space for resonance.

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Every worthy work contains a layered sign. It may not be obvious, but it holds the key to revelation. The symbol unlocks both image and meaning.

All that is true carries shadow. It is depth, implication, the unsaid. If a work is too obvious - it is dead.

Materiality is not secondary. Even digital art must be felt corporeally - through texture, energy, gesture. The body of art is its breath.

A piece must transport the viewer. It doesn’t matter where - to another time, a different state, or inward. Without movement beyond - it is merely an image.

Inner pulse, passion, energetic tension. The work must be alive. Without fire - even beauty is hollow.

Something must remain afterward. An image, a vibration, unease, or inspiration. A work that leaves no trace - never passed the gate.

Every piece lives in rhythm - through color, form, void, or pause. Rhythm is the breath of the image. It must be audible.

A true work is always sincere. Even if conceptual or ironic - it must contain authenticity. Without truth, there is no light.