I'm conflicted. On one hand I'd say yes, because otherwise people will just interpret your stuff haphazardly and start seeing things that just aren't there. On the other hand I'd say no, because overexplaining things ruins the mystery and it's nice to have a bit of a debate. So maybe you need a middle ground between the extremes.
and the message or they are also linked to the extraction of the object texture and colors but mine would be the crayons and the white background of the colors that I want to interpret for the public
My artistic message is that from a white background many colors are born, just like the dark one, but here I focus on the white towards the universe of watercolor crayons and the interpretation that each one sees according to what they see.
I'm conflicted. On one hand I'd say yes, because otherwise people will just interpret your stuff haphazardly and start seeing things that just aren't there. On the other hand I'd say no, because overexplaining things ruins the mystery and it's nice to have a bit of a debate. So maybe you need a middle ground between the extremes.
and the message or they are also linked to the extraction of the object texture and colors but mine would be the crayons and the white background of the colors that I want to interpret for the public
My artistic message is that from a white background many colors are born, just like the dark one, but here I focus on the white towards the universe of watercolor crayons and the interpretation that each one sees according to what they see.