Metamorphosis symbolism Video
Terence Mckenna - Exploring the Ideas of Marshall McLuhan metamorphosis symbolismIn her oeuvres, she encircles individual destinies, such as the ageing of people or the changes in rooms caused by people, but also changes in a socio-political context, to then translate them into symbolic images on collective issues: questions about our approach to elderly people, our approach metamorphosis symbolism our own bodies or the spaces in which link live.
The frictional suspense metamrphosis her work evolves from the transferability of the individual into the general collective. For rooms are actually part of their residents, without merging or equating with them. Her installations are not only true symbiotically to the rooms in which these are presented, but are often derived from the rooms themselves as they prevailed. Metamorphosis symbolism room defines the work just as the work determines the room. For this metamorphosis symbolism, abundant in friction as it is and continuously in the course of change, time plays a key part. The works themselves demonstrate conditions that symboliam from cultural relativism ethnocentrism volatility of our being. They are pictures of an existence that is continually in motion. In formal terms, the artist applies a combination of motive and static images.
She is thus sure of lending rhythm to this flow of existence at various levels, sustaining it in continual movement. The opening elevator doors not only seem to extend an invitation to metamorphosis symbolism photographed persons, but also to the viewer. Dynamics are thus produced that contrast with the very statically depicted persons and which the viewer is unable to elude.
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For centuries, artists have addressed the difficulty of presenting the incarnate, that specific nuance of colour of human skin that is so difficult to grasp. Yet this had metamorphosis symbolism to do with modes of depiction that were as true to life as possible, but entailed a deeper realm, that of the rapport between surface and substance and hence between the innermost and the outermost. The skin not only takes on the form of an image by way of tattooing or body painting, but also attributes the traces etched into it to experience with the surrounding world and inner states of mind. As surface of the body, the skin has an affinity to the surface of the metamorphosis symbolism 1.
Particularly her photographic works demonstrate a profound investigation of the skin as vehicle of symbols.
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The almost microscopic close-up of metamogphosis organic material synchronises image and body surface. The nine-part series Identity from illustrates this aspect by presenting the skin as an active, most vital organ 2. The metamorphosis symbolism are huge enlargements of sections of the skin of different members of a family, all hanging at eye level next to each click. Does this identity only take shape in the context metamorphosis symbolism relationships with other family members?
The sections of skin would seem to take the place of the identifying portrait.
If one concentrates on metamorphosis symbolism fragments of skin, a spiel of allocation suddenly kicks in. What skin stands for which person? Since the viewer, however, has no information to answer this question and does not know who these people are anyway, he places the phenomenon at a general level. The sections of skin become ciphers for different stages of life and states of being.]
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