
Scott Aasman
Illustrator, artist, and educator based in Hamilton, Ontario; co-founder of Salt Cellar Arts; contributor to Comment Magazine, Vitapoetica, and other faith and art publications.
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Jun 2, 2026
The Problem with Beauty: From The Grotesque to The Sublime
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Scott AasmanGUEST
And, and it's, it's, it's, it's feeding us, you know, what's most popular, and it's communicating, um, a form of beauty to us that, um, we easily digest, I think, uh, as a culture.

Scott AasmanGUEST
Um, so, like, through that, it's, it's telling us what's beautiful and what's important to us as people, as, as a culture, and it's ensnaring us, I think, in a lot of ways.

Scott AasmanGUEST
And beauty's, like, long had the, these ties-To, like, moral behavior and the way that we should act.
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