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mimesis

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In Greek philosophy, mimesis is the representation or imitation of reality. Mimesis is often associated with art and literature, where artists and writers seek to represent reality faithfully. The simulacrum as a form of mimesis: The simulacrum can be seen as a form of mimesis, where representation is more important than reality itself. The simulacrum is a copy without an original, a representation that masks reality. In this sense, the simulacrum is a form of mimesis, where representation is used to create a reality that does not exist In this revisitation, the painting is overloaded with a layer of digital animation that represents the emotional and historical flow of the work. This minimalist and contemporary interpretation allows the underlying implications of painting and mimesis to be revealed. The relationship between the viewer and the painting is also explored, as the viewer interprets the representation of love in a personal way. Mimesis is present in this relationship, as the viewer sees the representation of love and interprets it in a personal way. Criticism of mimesis: The painting "The Stolen Kiss" can also be seen as a critique of mimesis. The painting represents reality in an idealized and romantic way, but it is also a construction of the artist. Mimesis is present in the painting, but it is also a critique of the representation of reality. Finally, the revisiting of "The Stolen Kiss" in digital animation can be seen as a critique of mimesis, as it represents reality in an idealized and romantic way, but also as a construction of the artist. 3840 x 2160 px / 4K mp4 / 45 s / 67,8 Mo / 12 frames 1/1 collection 11/50 #simulacra a subrealist reread based on the masterpiece by : Jean Honoré Fragonard - The Stolen Kiss Original works On view at : Metropolitan Museum of Art

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