Ed Fleminsky writes that there are three types of "rejection" when it comes to art:
In connection with new technologies, AI, and other tools, another type has emerged: this was not created by the artist’s hands, therefore it is not art. This has no author, therefore it is not art. For instance, at Paris Photo, one of the galleries was selling beautiful and unique shots of the Earth. Limited edition, the whole nine yards, but the author was NASA.
For myself, I divide such "rejectionists" into the uninitiated and the ignorant. The former want to understand; they see their own problem in the situation of rejecting art. The latter—well, it's obvious.Most often, they are adherents of the past. Moreover, this past can be not only classical art, but even Cézanne.
P.S. These three bears were created for a single exhibition.AI, by the way.
