Tezos

Credo

Creator

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Description

“I believe in the power of digital art to transcend the boundaries of reality and enter the realm of the sacred. I believe that through the manipulation of codes and algorithms, I can create new worlds and new meanings that challenge our perceptions of reality. I believe that the simulacrum is not a copy of reality, but a new reality in itself, both familiar and strange. I believe that through the use of digital tools, I can create a new kind of mysticism, rooted in the virtual and the artificial. I believe that art should be a reflection of the human experience, with all its complexities and contradictions. I believe that digital art should be a mirror held up to the world, revealing its beauty and ugliness, its order and chaos.” Consider Poussin’s “The Mystic Marriage of Saint Catherine” as a masterpiece of Baroque art. The painting depicts the mystical union of Saint Catherine with Christ, surrounded by angels and saints. This work is a representation of a divine realm, of another world, where the boundaries between reality and the sacred are blurred. In a digital painting animation inspired by this work, the simulacrum takes on a new form. The animation can be seen as a copy of the original painting, but one that lacks the materiality and historical context of the original. Instead, it exists in a virtual realm, where the rules of reality are bent and distorted. With this digital reinterpretation, the mystical marriage of Saint Catherine can be reimagined in new and innovative ways. The animation can manipulate time, space, and form, creating a dreamlike atmosphere that transcends the limits of the physical world. The simulacrum of the digital animation becomes a new reality, both familiar and strange, like a reflection in a distorted mirror. In this sense, digital painting animation can be seen as a form of “credo,” a statement of belief in the power of art to transcend the boundaries of reality and enter the realm of the sacred. It is an interpretation of the wise, a reimagining of the mystical and the divine through the prism of modern technology. Through this remix of philosophical ideas, we can gain a deeper understanding of the relationship between art, technology, and human experience. The simulacrum of digital art challenges our perceptions of reality, forcing us to question the nature of representation and the role of the artist in creating new worlds and meanings. 2878 x 2160 px / 4K mp4 / 45 s / 56,7 Mo / 3 frames 1/1 collection 07/50 #simulacra a subrealist reread based on the masterpiece by : The Mystic Marriage of Saint Catherine - Nicolas Poussin 1628–1629 Original works On view at : National Galleries Scotland: Edinburgh, Royaume-Uni