Art is mostly something intangible—far from a simple object or machine designed for functionality. It doesn’t transform physical matter like a tool might. Instead, a work of art is the physical manifestation of an internal experience. It serves as a means of communication, a deeply human desire to transmit that inner world to others. The true worth of an artwork lies in its ability to resonate with a viewer—someone who deeply understands and connects with the artist’s experience. For that person, the piece becomes more than just an object; it becomes a priceless relic—one not owned in the physical sense, but absorbed into the soul, where it lives as a treasure no one else can possess.