Destruktiv und Konstruktiv [Destructive and Constructive] Painting

In analysis of the ideal of freedom you might come to the conclusion that humanity is in a dilemma. On the one hand, all ideologies and religions provide people with an utopian vision of society, a dream of how human beings can cohabit peacefully in a community. On the other hand, opposing them stands human nature, that always claims a larger share for oneself and one's ilk (family, friends, community etc.), stresses one's needs, and is willing to accept inequality or even injustice. Human nature thus prevents utopia from being established and implemented. Even the hippie movement that strove after selflessness, equality, and peace was unable to make their own utopia a lived reality and foundered on that very human nature. All human beings ultimately desire for hope—hope for a better, safer future. In conjunction with human nature ideologies and religions therefore take both a constructive and destructive effect. Both the constructive and destructive characters are thereby in a state of flux: what under some circumstances can be regarded as constructive, could in a different situation be seen as destructive and vice versa. Destructiveness therefore can by no means just be considered as something “negative”. Sometimes it clears space for something new. In this respect the rigid classification of constructive as “positive” and destructive as “negative” falls short.

Painting:Acrylic on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:47.2 W x 59.1 H x 0.8 D in

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