Your name and my name are not important. The labels which are pinned on art are not important. It does not matter who the artist is and and it does not matter who the observer is. Far more beneficial questions could be asked. It is a great deal more interesting to dissolve identity than it is to pin it down.
Discontinuity is far more worthy to be coveted than continuity.
It is worth noticing that these sentences, when they refer to the experience of the speaker, only make sense in the past tense.