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Interjunction

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The word "interjunction" comes from the Latin "inter" which means "between" and "junctio" which means "junction" or "union". The word "interjunction" refers to a junction or union between two things, two ideas or two concepts. Now, if we connect this to Jean Baudrillard's concept of simulacrum, we can see that interjunction can be considered a form of simulacrum, in that it creates a junction between two realities that may not necessarily be related. Indeed, the simulacrum, according to Baudrillard, is a copy or representation of a reality that does not exist in itself, but is perceived as real. Interjunction can be seen as a form of simulacrum that creates a new reality by connecting two concepts or two ideas that were not necessarily related before. In Greek philosophy, we can see parallels with the notion of interjunction in the philosophy of Plato, who developed the theory of eternal and immutable Forms. According to Plato, the objects of the sensible world are copies or shadows of the eternal Forms, which are the true realities. Interjunction can be seen as a form of junction between the eternal Forms and the objects of the sensible world, thus creating a new reality that is both sensible and intelligible. Finally, if we look at the work "St Sebastian Tended by St Irene" by Nicolas Régnier, we can see a visual representation of interjunction. The work represents Saint Sebastian, a Christian martyr, being tended by Saint Irene, a Roman Christian. The work can be seen as an interjunction between suffering and compassion, between death and life, between pain and healing. The representation of Saint Sebastian and Saint Irene creates a new reality that is both spiritual and material. 2608 x 2160 px / 4k mp4 / 1 min / 68,6 Mo / 6 frames 1/1 collection 27/50 #simulacra a subrealist reread based on the masterpiece by : St Sebastian Tended by St Irene, Régnier, Nicolas Original works On view at : Mauritshuis, Den Haag, Pays-Bas

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