Why is the meaning of art not completed by technique alone?

Correct answer: Because feeling, idea, and purpose are also necessary

The governing concept is that art combines skill with meaning. Technique includes control of tools, materials, form, colour, line, or composition, so it is certainly important; however, technique alone may produce a technically neat object without communicating anything significant. An artist also needs a feeling or experience to express, an idea to shape the expression, and a purpose or intention for presenting it. Therefore, option C is correct. Option A wrongly rejects technique, option B makes an absolute and false claim, and option D wrongly denies the value of skill. Meaningful art results when technique serves thought and expression.