Topographies of the Subjectus Print

This work belonged to a solo exhibition that I did in 2012, and it wanted to talk about something that fascinates me in the philosophy of Deleuze. Topographies of the Subjectus, is a piece elaborated on a support of aluminium foil on which I've used black oil diluted to the bottom of the three central figures. The theme is based on the Subjectus, very important part of the ancient concept that rests on the indivisibility or uniqueness, and hence that of individual, and this, his study in psychology today where we know that being individualized rather corresponds to different folds into a single being, and the Subjectus plays interesting toponyms where hides the true I stratified in three bastos bodies in the human being : the corpus physicus, or body as such; corpus mentis, or intelligence and the senses, and a third body less aprehensible and unfathomable, elusive, alterable, prominent or decadent, etc., in which runs the nature and particularity of what each man or woman undertakes to become in his life, that is the Ego. To interpret this toponymic Subjectus concept built a space mode of Francis Bacon and in which drew with paper sanding and abrasives these three figures: a man left sitting and reading (corpus mentis), another man resting (corpus physicus) right and in the middle of both, a rooster (Ego); under these figures pinto description of a map pathways that connect each other each toponymy by placing the names of the three parts of the Subjectus. With this work I try to connect to the public with the essence of your particular I and which visually can see not so much the science behind the subject (subjectus) that everyone is, but that everyone can create art from its interpretative reading.

Print:Giclee on Fine Art Paper

Size:12 W x 6 H x 0.1 D in

Size with Frame:17.25 W x 11.25 H x 1.2 D in

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