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Painting, Oil on Wood
Size: 11.8 W x 11.8 H x 2 D in
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885 Views
12
Artist featured in a collection
oil on wood
Oil on Wood
One-of-a-kind Artwork
11.8 W x 11.8 H x 2 D in
Not Framed
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Ships in a Crate
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'' The software is today our interface with the world, with others, with our memory and our imagination, a universal language through which the world communicates and a universal engine thank's what the world moves. Is a blanket that wraps all the areas of contemporary society and with our mobile devices are connected in anywhere and the touch screen, has brought us back to the touch, reversing the thought of Freud, in which man is afraid of his body and the eye has better on tattoo. And if in the ages of mechanics, we operated an extension of our body in a spatial sense, today, after over a century of technological use of electricity, we have extended our central nervous system itself in a global embrace that, at least for our planet, abolishes much time as space. In 2002, the media theorist Manovich formulated an extreme and surprising: that the new media, and art, were the true heirs of the revolution begun by the avant-garde. According to this hypothesis, the modernist project would not its relevance in the masterpieces of contemporary art, but in the mouse, the graphical interface, the World Wide Web in Photoshop .. And I'm one of them who creates paintings in which, instead of an apple or a bottle you can find a video screen, a window uploading, an image that is handling Photoshop, layers,aseptic layers that deny or reveal. Still lives that lingers on the details of our technological "information society": chips, flatscreen, keyboard, where the human is actually the absence of hiding its shadow, ever present behind these steppingstones to technology of ourselves. Consoles, joysticks, cables and wires that litter the desks as a contemporary reinterpretation of the genre scene, aiming to capture the climax of the information society, to consider a digital alternative point of view and tell what lies behind his cold surface, because if you stop to it what we expect is just a miserable future. New points of view from which to observe: to understand the man more and find out that maybe he's not so different: in search of communication with his fellows, attached to memories, full of anxieties, hopes and dreams.. Increasingly forced to deal with errors, the imperfection, the desire to improve, going forward, but still human, human.
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