ArtDayMe : In a world that is undoubtedly becoming more complex and fast-paced, with new lessons being learned every day, the value of art education cannot be overstated.

Thankfully, the consensus has grown to recognize the importance of art in people's life, according to Vesta Color manager Hamidreza Shafiei.

Everyone agrees, he says, that art should exist to allow modern beings to breathe in light of the challenges of machine life.

Shafiei believes that early childhood is the ideal time to introduce children to art, and he wants to see art taught properly in schools.

He observes that as students create art, their vision of the world and themselves expands, and their cognitive capacities improve.

He sees motor skill development, mental creativity, emotional and social growth, cultural awareness, and function strengthening as further effects of creative thought that can be experienced and lived through art.

Hamidreza Shafiei argues that the community at large is the best setting for art instruction.

He says that by realizing the spiritual benefits of art, families may make a significant contribution to this crucial issue in their home portfolio. Public, inclusive, and free art events, on the other hand, can help to culturalize the existence of art in communities.

The manager of Vesta Color says, "We should take note of this and expand art in the Middle East when we see that the population of developed countries has a higher percentage of art. This component is thought to be an element of the infrastructure needed for expansion and development."

Hamidreza Shafiei views art instruction as a calculated tactic for raising fully formed human beings.

Finally, he suggests that in order for art education to become universal for people to identify with it, each country's territorial components and national values must be considered.

"We could forecast a road map based on these customs, ensuring a steady development path," he concluded.