Why is it not enough to study form, feeling, and context separately in art?

Because in art they together create the total effect of meaning

The governing concept is holistic interpretation: an artwork’s meaning emerges from the interaction of its parts rather than from isolated categories alone. Form includes shape, colour, line, composition, material, and structure; feeling concerns the mood or emotional response; context includes the time, culture, purpose, and circumstances of making. A dark colour may create a serious mood through form, but its meaning can change when the cultural or historical context is known. Studying each factor separately can help analysis, yet the final understanding must connect them. Option A is correct because it describes their combined effect. B, C, and D are false because form, feeling, and context all contribute to interpretation.

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