“As ideational and integral art are static in their inner nature, sensate art is vividly, even violently dynamic. The phenomena of the sensate world is always changing. Light and shadow vary, color and form shift in ceaseless flux. Human subjects, too, show incessant variation. The art must be dynamic simply to follow its subjects. Equally is sensate art charged with emotion: passion and sorrow, suffering and fear, agony, comedy, drama. It also changes constantly in fashions, styles, and modes, which come and go in ever-faster tempo . . . Far from choosing anonymity, sensate artists sign and copyright everything they produce. Their work is inseparable from their personal identity” (B.G. Brander, Staring Into Chaos, pp. 273).
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