An artist's existence involves a struggle between seeing reality firsthand in the real world and doing so in their imaginations.
Author Alfred Lord Tennyson uses the King Arthur legend in "The Lady of Shalott" to convey his thoughts on society's appreciation of artistic innovation.
The lady of Shallot resides in a remote tower. She can only see the world through a mirror's reflection. According to the course she is enrolled in, the day she dares to look at the world without the mirror, she will pass away. Artists are able to understand facets of reality that the average person does not. The artist will become monetarily, politically, and socially isolated if these factors are in opposition to the existing social order.
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