Tezos

Cosmopolism

Creator

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Description

Exploring the relationship between humans, culture, difference and art is not a new concept. Deep reflections on these themes can be found in the writings of ancient Greek philosophers, who continue to influence and inspire contemporary artists developing a conceptualization based on the Foundations of Dialogue. Thinkers like Marcus Aurelius advocated the idea of global citizenship, emphasizing the interconnectedness of humanity. This notion is found in contemporary art through works that explore universal themes and transcend cultural boundaries. Philosophers like Plato and Socrates valued dialogue and questioning preconceived ideas. This is reflected in contemporary art through collaborative and participatory artistic practices that encourage intercultural exchange. Contemporary artists explore notions of identity and difference through works that challenge cultural stereotypes and celebrate human diversity using a wide range of forms and expressions, from painting and sculpture to installations AR/VR, video or interactive and performances, in digital paintings, animations, generative arts to explore these complex themes while questioning the impact of globalization and technology on human relations and cultures. The dialogue between Greek philosophy and contemporary and digital arts enriches our understanding of human relationships, culture and difference. By exploring these themes across these two disciplines, we can better understand our place in the world and the challenges we face in the age of globalization and technology. Art, in all its forms, serves as a mirror to the human soul. It reflects our emotions, our aspirations and our existential questions. Digital and conceptual art, by pushing the boundaries of artistic expression, invites us to critically reflect on our place in the digital world and to explore new avenues of communication and meaning. Digital and conceptual art, by freeing itself from physical constraints, offers fertile ground for exploring human interconnection in all its complexity and beauty. These art forms allow us to transcend cultural and linguistic barriers, creating a symphony of diversity where every voice finds its place. 2160 x 2160 / 4k mp4 / 62,8 Mo / 44 s / 12 frames 1/1 collection 15/30 #FEPUM « Fix Eye Perpetual Uncontrolled Movement» a subrealist reread based on the masterpiece : The Allegory of Constancy - Gérard de Lairesse - Californie. 1685 on view at : Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest