"Whether it's magic, or music, or painting...no art form is ever static."
"Take painting as an example...After an excessive development during the 'Vitalizing Art' movement of the 20th century, modern painting has returned to the static style of long ago."
"Consider the case with portraits."
"Painters of the previous century enjoyed cutting out slices of life and sticking them onto canvas. For example, a dance sequence, a moment of labor, or even a laboratory experiment...The Visual Magic Techniques of that time had not yet evolved to what we have today, so this type of 'vitalized art,' 'cut out' from life, became the mainstream in painting."
"But, as time went on, many grandmasters in the wizarding world gradually came to believe that most daily actions people take are 'unbeautiful.' That's an inevitable part of a sequence of moving images.They only have two choices: Either choose to tolerate these 'real flaws,' or create a 'false beauty."
