Visual Fable on James Joyce's Finnegans Wake Painting

Visual Artist, Philosopher and Lawyer. "Our eyes demand their turn" (FW 52) - James Joyce, Finnegans Wake The source of my artistic influence is literature and philosophy discourse. My present Project is Topological notion of Metalepsis in and through Visual Art Research and Art Work: Topologically Speaking, Seeing, Thinking, Drawing, and deals with topological philosophy in visual narrative. Drawing is like semiotic reading. According to the social semiotic theory of representation, the grammar of visual design is like the linguistic structures, visual structures point to particular interpretations of experience and forms of social interaction. Color is a semiotic resource. The text is not exclusively black and white anymore or situated in linearly configured blocks. The colors, shapes, sizes, fonts, and positions of letters and words on Web sites, environmental signs, magazines, and textbooks reflect our changing society, creating images that did not exist 20 years ago. Computers and other technology have changed our concepts of time and space, and they have altered the way that we participate in many activities. With the increased amount of visual information, semiotics researchers have emphasized that communication is multimodal; people are reading not only written words, but also images. .html .html .html