No they don't, because there is a lot of techniques that they can use depending on the way they want to represent the basic idea. For example using pointilism, the world is not a lot of points, but the focusing was in the correct light representation (Pos-impressionism period) so it's not the truth but the way the artist judges that. A better way to example it is the surrealism, where the main idea is to make some crazy things.
I don't know which autobiographical piece of art you are talking about,
but Generally an autobiography is about the writer himself. <span>It shows the pain and suffering experienced by the artist. </span>
