As we reflect on Wilde's insight, it becomes clear that art’s legacy lies in its ability to preserve and transmit the nuances of personal identity across generations. From the idiosyncratic rhythms of Emily Dickinson’s poetry to the bold canvases of Frida Kahlo, the world’s most memorable artworks endure precisely because they offer unfiltered glimpses into the minds and hearts of their creators. Thus, art remains, as Wilde suggested, the most intense and enduring mode of individualism. [...]
