Product design question

As a PM at Meta, create a feature that allows users to engage with art.

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What this question tests

Tests niche audience product design, identifying a real underserved creative community's needs within a broad social platform.

Segment on independent artists and art enthusiasts, distinct from generic photo-sharing, who want deeper engagement than a like or comment.
Identify pain points: art posts get buried in a general algorithmic feed, and artists lack tools for context like medium, process, or price.
Design an art-mode post type with structured metadata, a dedicated art-discovery feed filtered by style or medium, and an optional available-for-commission tag.
Prioritize discoverability, a dedicated feed or tab, since burial in the general feed is the top-cited pain for niche creative communities.
Define success as art-tagged post engagement rate versus the general feed baseline, artist posting frequency, and commission inquiries generated.

Identifies the specific structural problem, niche content buried in a general algorithmic feed, rather than proposing generic camera filters.
Adds a monetization angle, commission or sale tagging, that ties engagement to real artist incentive to participate.
Names a concrete metric comparing art-tagged engagement to the general feed baseline.

Proposing generic AR or camera filter features without addressing discoverability, the actual core problem for niche content.
Ignoring artist monetization incentive to actually use the feature.

How would you avoid a dedicated art feed becoming a low-traffic ghost town?
How would you balance surfacing this niche content without diluting the main feed's broad appeal?