Instead, the thought is that even the existence or reality of a completed work of art continues to depend on the make-believe or imaginative activity of the artist or some other subject, such as the observer or reader who appreciates the work as a work of art.
Instead, it's an artifact: a completed work of Divine Art, complete from conception.
Using a variety of tools, he's completed works of art that focus on other celebrities like Rihanna and Emma Watson.
"Everything is custom designed so that the house is, more than most of Wright's later buildings, a complete work of art".
The resulting script may not be all her own work, but it won't anyway be a complete work of literature in the sense that an original Harry Potter novel would be.
He went on to extol the virtues of the movie, calling it "beautifully shot" and a "gorgeous film" but before he offered a complete endorsement, he added: "It's a complete work of fiction".
Interweaving the actions of plutocrats, anarchists, striking garment workers, and a host of others, Wallace gives a multifaceted account of the city Marcel Duchamp called "a complete work of art".
That is one of the bountiful things that lifts the musical from its first impression as a homespun folk tale, with a dark side just around the bend, to a complete work of theatrical resourcefulness.
Lecter, says Fuller, is "uncategorisable … not a psychopath because he experiences regret, not a sociopath because he experiences empathy; he's a complete work of fiction because most serial killers are, ultimately, just assholes, they kill because they're mean.
And unlike MP3s, which encourage the listener to dismantle albums into their constituent tracks, the cassette "helps preserve the notion of 'the album' as a complete work of art".
