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Chimera Analytics

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Jean Baudrillard's philosophy is known for its provocative and complex ideas about contemporary society, especially in his concept of "simulacrum". According to Baudrillard, contemporary society is characterized by the predominance of simulacra, that is, copies or representations of reality that have taken the place of reality itself. Simulacra are artificial constructions that make us believe that we live in a real world, when in reality we are immersed in a world of signs, symbols and images that disconnect us from reality. In this context, the analytic chimera means that we must go further, beyond the state of waking dream, of simulated life that we perceive as real, which is in fact an illusion, a projection of what is expected of us, an artificial construction that is presented to us as reality. The media, advertising, politics, and even social relationships are all examples of simulacra that make us believe that we live in a real world, when in reality we are trapped in a world of representations. Baudrillard argues that this situation is the result of the loss of reference to reality, that is, we have lost the ability to distinguish what is real from what is simulated. This has led to a situation where simulacra have become more important than reality itself, and where we live in a world of "hyper-reality" where representations are more real than reality. Ultimately, the analytics of hyper-reality and chimera invite us to question our assumptions about reality and to look more closely at the representations that surround us. In doing so, we can perhaps begin to understand the nature of reality and find ways to free ourselves from the simulacra that define us. 2728 x 2160 px / 4k mp4 / 1 min / 41,1 Mo / 24 frames 1/1 collection 47/50 #simulacra a subrealist reread based on the masterpiece by : Anna Ancher resting in Brøndum's dining room - Michael Peter Ancher Original works On view at : Anchers Hus, Skagen, Danemark

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