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The Poetics of Movement: xanthopsia 48

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1. The Poetics of Movement: Simplicity and Evidence: The work "The Poetics of Movement" is a contemplative and dreamlike allegory that celebrates the beauty of simple things. By observing nature in movement, like the rustling of a leaf in the wind, I abstractly represent the poetry of emotions that overwhelms me by capturing the essence of the poetry of movement. This idea is at the heart of the Xanthopsia collection, which seeks to reveal the grandeur evident in the smallest details of everyday life. If I may, I invite you to slow down, take a moment to perceive this poetry, and let this observation brighten your day. This approach recalls the philosophy of Van Gogh, who saw in nature an infinite source of inspiration and beauty. 2. Abstraction of Life in Motion: In this reinterpretation, the moving form becomes an abstraction of life itself, perpetually in flux. The contemplative symbolism of the work refers to the splendor of life, even in its most fleeting moments. The use of hybrid digital animation adds a temporal dimension to the work, allowing the ephemeral to be captured and transformed into an immersive visual experience. This dynamic approach reflects the complexity of human existence, where chaos and harmony coexist. 3. Van Gogh and Artistic Transformation Van Gogh’s original self-portrait represents a transformative moment in his career, where he explores the themes of duality and coexistence in nature. This contemporary reinterpretation follows this approach, illustrating the tensions and harmonies that characterize his work. By revisiting this work, I pay homage to Van Gogh while proposing a new reading, a new direction of subjective interpretation, enriched by modern techniques. This fusion between classical art and digital technologies allows for the reinterpretation of works in an innovative way, while preserving their philosophical essence beyond the figurative appearance of the first work. 5. Transcendence and Deep Connection. Finally, this reinterpretation testifies to the capacity of art to transcend time and cultural contexts. By revisiting Van Gogh's work, I create a deep connection between the past and the present, between traditional art and modern techniques. This approach encourages a reflection on how art can continue to evolve, while remaining faithful to its philosophical and aesthetic roots. tribute to Van Gogh : self portrait with straw hat see original at: Van Gogh Museum format / media / size / speed / editions 2160 x 3840 px / mp4 / 115 MB / 8 fps / 1/1