In this modern era of continual scientific and technological advancement, artists are still gaining a lot of respect from people the world over. There are a number of things about life that the arts can teach us that science and technology fail to.
Many forms of art, especially literature, can deliver messages about the appreciation of what we have in life as well as life itself. Hundreds of literary works depict misery, misfortune and sorrow that still exist in life today, and this sends a strong message to those who do not appreciate their lives. “The Goldfinch”, for example, which narrates a story about the miserable life of the main character after the unfortunate death of his mother makes us wonder whether we have become heartless toward our own loved ones. I doubt that there are any technologies in the world that could manage to convey such a powerful message.
The arts teach us to cherish the beauty of culture and is the fuel for our spiritual lives. This is extremely important in a world where science and technology seem to fade our belief in the gravity of culture in daily life. The connection between art and culture is boundless, and traditional music and ancient paintings can remind us of where we came from and who we are. That is to say, our cultural identity is preserved in various forms of art.
Although science and technology advance our understanding of all things and better our lives, the arts can touch us to a much deeper extent, help us value what we have, and remind us of the significance of our culture.
In this modern era of continual scientific and technological advancement, artists are
still
gaining
a lot of
respect from
people
the world over. There are a number of things about
life
that the
arts
can teach us that science and
technology
fail to.
Many
forms of
art
,
especially
literature, can deliver messages about the appreciation of what we have in
life
as well
as
life
itself. Hundreds of literary works depict misery, misfortune and sorrow that
still
exist in
life
today
, and this
sends
a strong message to those who do not appreciate their
lives
. “The Goldfinch”,
for example
, which narrates a story about the miserable
life
of the main character after the unfortunate death of his mother
makes
us wonder whether we have become heartless toward our
own
loved
ones. I doubt that there are any
technologies
in the world that could manage to convey such a powerful message.
The
arts
teach us to cherish the beauty of
culture
and is the fuel for our spiritual
lives
. This is
extremely
important
in a world where science and
technology
seem to fade our belief in the gravity of
culture
in daily
life
. The
connection between
art
and
culture
is boundless, and traditional music and ancient paintings can remind us of where we came from and who we are.
That is
to say, our cultural identity
is preserved
in various forms of art.
Although science and
technology
advance our understanding of all things and better our
lives
, the
arts
can touch us to a much deeper extent,
help
us value what we have, and remind us of the significance of our
culture
.