Philosophical Mutation Installation

The quadripartite (4X100X100 cm)Philosophical Mutation nuances the notion of inner necessity as defined by KANDINSKY, who was convinced that the two great kingdoms of art and nature are governed by separate and autonomous laws and that only abstract art could lead to the understanding of a general law of the universe. This inner necessity can be described as spiritual, as abstraction seems to have no other meaning in the context presented by the artist than to find an inner resonance, a sign of the divine presence. Gelb-Rot-Blau, executed in 1925, is his most important work of the Bauhaus period; it develops the theme of the three primary colours and their correspondence with three fundamental geometric forms, the triangle, the circle and the square. Kandinsky expresses his rejection of nothingness and eternal silence by distributing the three primary colours over the three basic forms. To the circle he combines the typically celestial colour blue, which develops a solemn, super-terrestrial contemplation like the low tones of an organ. The colour that attracts man to the infinite and awakens in him a nostalgia for the Pure and the ultimate suprasensible. In the square, red, with its warmth which acts internally as a very lively colour and which resounds like a fanfare. And finally, in the triangle, the last fundamental element for Kandinsky, the specifically earthy yellow colour, which symbolises the movement towards man but also the crossing of limits and the dispersion of forces on its surroundings, taking on the sound of a trumpet. As art is, in my opinion, an exclusively human activity, my critique first of all refers to the thesis "Abstraction and Empathy" by the German art historian and critic Wilhelm Worringer, who in 1907 defined the therapeutic power of the creative process: "Art itself has always satisfied a deep psychic need and not the simple impulse to imitate, limited to the playful joy of copying natural models. The nimbus that surrounds the concept of art, all the respectful devotion to which it has always been subjected, can only be psychologically elucidated if we conceive of art born of psychic needs and satisfying the same needs. Traditional Chinese medicine places great importance on the interactions between the human body and the outside world. The body and its environment constitute an organic whole, the psyche being inseparable from the somatic. "Every person is an artist", said Joseph Beuys, who believes that individual creativity leads to freedom. Each person thus has within him or herself "a power of shaping that he or she must know and develop" in order to make his or her life a work of art, a creation in perpetual evolution. The fourth argument of my argument is in line with the previous ones and stems from my personal experience: suffering from a neurodegenerative disease that appeared in my adolescence, I learned, after recovering from traumas due to a violent road accident, then to alcohol addiction, that a weakness can, with persistent determination and good will, turn out to be a real strength. I regularly exercise in order to balance the expenditure of cerebral and physical energy. As a follower of minimalism, I advocate simplicity in execution: the quote "Less is more" advocates purism, simplicity, rigour, reason, serenity, coherence, lucidity and knowledge. Philosophy reserves the privilege of creating the concept, which, as a conceptual artist, encourages me to initiate a form of "plastic philosophy", free of all constraints to the trend, expressing and defining art in terms of itself. My art is thus invested by the concept; it chooses the expressive appearances of the concept of the thing and my production is the perceptible manifestation of the idea; aesthetic parameters are neglected, in order to establish a reciprocal creative relationship between the world and myself. History, not experience, is the basis of the reality of today's art: to be a creator is to innovate, to measure oneself against history, the interpretation of which passes through language, which thus becomes the proper place of creation. It is language that originally produces meaning; the work is one with the writing that directs the project, because it is only in language that things can be posited as such, as conforming to their essence, posited in their being. The primary vocation of art is to give back all the intensity to perception not subject to the necessities of action.

Multi-paneled Installation:Acrylic on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:78.7 W x 78.7 H x 0.4 D in

Number of Panels:2

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