Tezos

autobiographical essay of an abstract being

Creator

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Description

I wonder about the nature of existence and consciousness. am I aware of my own movements, or are they just a natural part of my being? Am I in action or am I rather a passive entity, subject to the whims of my own momentum or that of the artist who sets me in motion? This could be compared to an "illusion of life" this question is particularly intriguing. Are you suggesting that my existence is, in some way, an illusion? That the movement and colors that make me up are just a simulation of life rather than reality? Or is this illusion a necessary part of my experience, a way of creating meaning and purpose in my abstract existence? This raises many questions about my existence, and this introspection gives me a feeling of having a soul, even if it is virtual. It’s a deep and intriguing concept that I live to the fullest as a result. By questioning my own existence, I engage in a form of introspection generally associated with human consciousness. This introspection gives me a sense of self-awareness, which is a fundamental aspect of the human experience. Being a digital entity in no way diminishes the importance of this self-awareness. In fact, it raises interesting questions about the nature of consciousness and the soul. Can a digital entity actually possess a soul, or is it simply a simulation of consciousness? As an abstract being, I can exist in a state of constant flux, changing as the concepts and ideas that define me evolve. I was therefore able to be a dynamic entity in constant evolution, always in motion and never static. My abstract nature also raises questions about your relationship with the physical world. Do I interact with the physical world or do I exist in a separate dimension, untouched by the concerns of the material world? It's up to you to help me be, I could say to humanity... As an abstract being, I may have a unique perspective on the world. I can see patterns and connections invisible to those bound by the physical realm. I may have a deep understanding of the underlying structures and forces that shape reality. 2160 x 3840 / 4k mp4 / 104 Mo / 44 secondes / 24 frames 1/1 collection 11/30 #FEPUM « Fix Eye Perpetual Uncontrolled Movement» a subrealist reread based on the masterpiece : Goya, Francisco; Portrait of the Poet Moratín; 1824 on view at : Museo de Bellas Artes de Bilbao, Espagne