Role of artist in the 21st Century

In many different cultures, art has become the main language; it is how we talk to each other about disciplines, geographical and cultural boundaries, language, classifications, and modern discourses; it is how we access each other around the world. Different forms of art have been always created and used to help us communicate some important messages, express feelings, learn something, and inspire people to act and think.

One role of art is that art conveys the thoughts and difficulties of the society in which it exists and encourages society to cope and even resolve them. Artists have contributed to the expansion of human evolution from several different perspectives, from ancient cave paintings to mosaics around the world, empirical sketches, to new and groundbreaking styles and methods. In contributing to the overall health, growth, and well-being of society, each artist plays a different and important role. Artist provides us and our community lots of expressions, teach us how to interact and inspire which pushes us in the community to engage and make social progress. Artists make the world a better place to live, give us hope, gives us meaning to every art which brings a sense of enjoyment and pleasure. When the artists want to reach the fellow citizens' minds, they always turn to the arts to successfully expose and express their deepest thoughts, so that they can be heard, seen, and understood. Artists take on complex systems nowadays in unique and unexpected ways, in which they discuss social problems as felt information that comes to them and allows us to directly engage the world, representing our inner relationship with other human beings.

Much like any other work, becoming an artist requires wearing all kinds of masks, but the difference is that they have a persistent obligation to expose the reality of things. Above all, the role of the artist is to be as true to them as they can, through society, the culture, and the rest of the world. Art can be extremely effective in all forms, it is an argument and an experience that starts between the artist and a chosen medium and spreads to the world, its purpose will always be to persuade us, conceptually of something.