A slightly more developed and concise interpretation of this is that science and art, as a complete circle, represent the act of causation, or impression, that occurs from the world to the observer and vice versa. Science is the act of the world impressing upon us and art is the act of us impressing upon the world. The world shapes us as we shape it and art and science must flow seamlessly through that. I'd also extend this to argue that you can't have art without science just as you can't have science without art.
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