The 20 percent redundancy effect appears to be innate.
Newborn infants gaze longest at drawings with about the same amount of order.
Art has long been conceived as a field of catalysis for subjective energies, and a lot of work on that basis has been successful. Individualization could then become complete in the cultural sphere, getting rid of the desire to communicate anything at all. If one today observes the treatment, for example, of liquid elements, drinks with ice and so on, in contemporary billboard advertisements, it becomes clear that the communication of recipes between artists, psychologists, and publicists is still healthy anyway. Just to suggest that in this age of extreme communication, every approach has its social-political resonance. It's often forgotten that the early twentieth-century artists developed abstraction and indeterminacy as a form of transgression, which focused attention on the social tie precisely by overstepping the limits of convention.