A painting does not depend on axioms or chains of inference, or, even in most common sense, one might say to make a claim or defend a position. It is therefore far from clear that a discipline concerned primarily with abstract reasoning and logical argument is equipped to provide particular insight into creative practice whose words process through images. Although observers may criticize a painting on the grounds of "artificiality" or insincerity, observers cannot judge it on the basis of truth or falsehood.

When a painting is a witness to the beauty of the world, it is a witness that hand movements can produce something very beautiful like the moon at night. Like a bird chirping in a beautiful morning accompanied by a romantic song. Adding to the impression of the world's infinite beauty. Paintings become very beautiful by being made by hands that often do good with hands filled with affection and with a very sincere heart, making them a work that must be captured and exhibited throughout the world.