What governs an artist’s choice of size?

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The thins that govern artist's choice of size is the purpose and the intended location of the artworks.

If the purpose is to attract attention or creating a landmark, the artist could create a bigger Art Size. If the artist aim for elegance and simplicity, the size tend to be smaller

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