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The Sense of Earth's Feelings: Xanthopsia 65

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Artistic and Philosophical Conceptualization - Allegory of Wholeness and Harmony: The title "The Sense of Earth's Feelings" evokes a contemplative allegory about the wholeness we feel when we connect deeply with nature. The work invites meditation on the symbiotic relationship between humans and the earth, reminding us that technology should not distance us from this connection, but rather help us rediscover a lost osmosis. This idea is reinforced by the minimalist cardboard-wood structure, which adds an architectural and organic dimension to the work, while remaining rooted in a human and sensitive aesthetic. - Technology and Humanity: The use of mixed media, combining physical and digital painting, raises questions about how technology can enrich our understanding of classical works. I deliberately avoid 3D tools in this project to preserve an organic and human dimension, reminding us that art must remain an emotional and sensory experience, even when it incorporates digital elements. The "Xanthopsia" Collection: An Altered and Utopian Vision Conclusion: Reinvention and Transcendence This work, like the entire "Xanthopsia" collection, testifies to the power of art to reinvent itself and transcend time. By blending traditional and modern techniques, I propose a new way of seeing and experiencing Van Gogh's work, while exploring universal themes such as wholeness, harmony, and duality. This dynamic and contemplative approach encourages a deeper connection with art, while reminding us of the importance of remaining connected to the earth and our humanity, even in the age of technology. Ultimately, "The Meaning of Earth's Feelings" is an invitation to rediscover a lost osmosis with nature, through an artistic experience that blends emotion, sensitivity and philosophical reflection. tribute to Van Gogh : Two Peasant women, digging potatoes see original at: Kröller-Müller Museum format / media / size / speed / éditions 3840 x 2160 px / mp4 / 115 MB / 8 fps / 1/1

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