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Art per se does not exist. A work of art exists. An artist exists. A viewer exists. Art is the sum of those three Ks (Artwork + Artist + Viewer). The third ingredient is the audience. "Jeder mensch ist ein Künstler" or "Every person is an artist", said Joseph Beuys. So as long as there are people, there will be art. An artist wants to use images to show and tell something. After a museum visit, you often come out with more questions than when you walked into the museum. You don't look at a work of art, you look with a work of art. Because how you look and what you see or don't see also tells you something about yourself.