If an artwork has only technique but no feeling what weakness may remain?

The expression may feel weak

The governing concept is the relationship between technical skill and expressive meaning. Technique includes control of tools, materials, proportion, perspective, colour handling, or surface treatment, but technique alone does not guarantee that a viewer will feel or understand an idea. Feeling gives the work emotional direction and helps connect its formal choices with an experience, thought, or message. Therefore, option D is correct: without feeling, the artwork may look skilful yet emotionally empty or weak in expression. Option A incorrectly predicts more material, option B confuses emotional content with the medium, and option C makes an unsupported claim about colour. Strong art often combines disciplined technique with sincere feeling and purposeful communication.

This is a Class 9 Art Education question. Chapter: Introduction to Art. Topic: Art as a form of expression.