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Living Art

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The concept of living art is an idea that suggests that art can come to life and become an immersive experience for the viewer. In the context of a museum visit, this can mean that the artworks on display are not simply static objects, but rather portals to new worlds and experiences. Kant’s notion of the noumenal is relevant here, as it refers to the thing-in-itself, that is, the objective reality that exists independently of our perception. According to Kant, we cannot know the noumenal directly, but we can gain insight into it through phenomena, that is, things as we perceive them. In the context of a museum visit, the noumenal could be considered the artwork itself, while the phenomenal would be the way we perceive and experience it. Live art could then be seen as an attempt to overcome the boundary between the noumenal and the phenomenal, by creating an experience that allows us to connect directly with the artwork. Edgar Degas, a French Impressionist artist, explored this idea in his work "Visit to a Museum". This painting depicts a museum visit scene, where the figures are absorbed by the artworks around them. The painting suggests that the artworks have come to life and that the visitors have become part of the artistic experience. In this context, live art can be seen as a form of mediation between the noumenal and the phenomenal, allowing viewers to connect with the artwork in a deeper and more immersive way. This raises questions about the nature of art and perception, and how we can create experiences that allow us to transcend the limits of our perception and connect with objective reality. 2160 x 2926 px / mp4 / 59 s / 111 Mo / 12 fps 1/1 édition : piece N° 29/30 : collection #noumenon a subrealist reread based on the masterpiece by : Visit to a Museum- Edgar Degas. 1879 - 1890 Original works On view at : Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, United States

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