Why are both experience and practice necessary in the meaning of art?

Experience gives feeling and practice gives it effective form

Experience and practice contribute different but connected strengths to artistic work. Experience gives the artist observations, memories, emotions, questions, and sensitivity; it supplies meaningful content. Practice develops control over line, colour, proportion, tools, movement, composition, and technique; it supplies the ability to communicate that content clearly. A strong idea may remain unclear when the artist lacks skill, while technically accurate work may feel empty when it has no personal observation or feeling. Therefore option A is correct because it describes experience as a source of feeling and practice as the means of giving it effective form. B and D are plainly incorrect, and C is an overgeneralization: practice can become expressive and flexible when guided by imagination rather than blind repetition.

This is a Class 9 Art Education question. Chapter: Introduction to Art. Topic: Meaning of art.