>>8393024ithin the collective unconscious an array of instinct and archetype and all within the two. Archetype being the advanced extension of basic instinctual drives such as "the young adventure" - a broad archetype - which itself is the advanced figurative representation of what we might say is the desire for individual achievement. A culmination of instinct just as instinct is a part of an archetype. Figurative is key for the archetypal representation say of the knight for the "hero" is a subjective image in which the subconscious of oneself creates. The archetypes are nothing other than the highly complex emotive which can only be represented by its given form hence the represented by the human form for oft there is nothing which is of complex enough nature to represent such complexity itself.
Art which forgoes the archetypal imagery for the base instinctual responses to "bright colour" and such just as every other object is art none at all.
