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Art Is Biological Self-Assertion, Not a Political Statement, Speaker Asserts

The provided transcript presents a clear view on the nature of artistic creation. It states that anyone making art holds no political duties and need not deliver any political message. Instead, art functions as a form of biological self-assertion through which creators leave their personal mark. This process results in a story, whatever its content may be. The speaker notes that an artist may decide to incorporate political elements or keep the work purely decorative, and both options remain valid personal choices.