If she showed Yusuke, he would undoubtedly offer an opinion on the subject of if they were arranged artfully or not. It was something he honestly had a hard time not doing sometimes.

“There are many, as I said. The most commonly thought of would be painting, as I mentioned before, sculpting, literature, music, theater, architecture, and cinema. But I would say it spans well beyond those things, such as fashion and hand crafts that are quite the art, for example, people who create wonderful things from knitting or crochet. Embroidery would also count, I should think. There are so very many things that one can put forth in the world to convey feelings or inspire others.” He responded, tone passionate and gestures animated as he forgot the books entirely for a moment.

When he finally did turn his eyes back to the books, he continued with a more thoughtful tone. “Even the work you do with metals could be considered a form of art. Some weapons and armors carry such ornate details, intricate and beautiful.”