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Poetry in Search of the Key Moment: Xanthopsia 76

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1. Philosophical Conceptualization: The Key Moment as Poetic Revelation My work embodies an allegory of the pure present, inspired by the notion of the decisive moment (Cartier-Bresson) but transcended into a metaphysical dimension. By cutting out Van Gogh's Head of a Woman and superimposing acrylic layers and digital animations, I attempt to materialize the synchronization of the senses dear to existentialists (Sartre, Merleau-Ponty). - The Key Moment: An alchemical symbol, it refers to the quest for artistic truth, where Van Gogh himself sought light in madness (Xanthopsia as a metaphor for transformation through suffering). ------------------------- 2. Subrealist Reinterpretation and Mixed Media My hybrid method (acrylic, hand-drawn layers, digital animation) creates a visual palimpsest that questions: - The materiality of the work: The canvas board evokes fragility, contrasting with digital permanence. - Frame-by-frame animation: It energizes Van Gogh's gaze, suggesting that the key moment is not frozen but in perpetual motion (Bergson). ------------------------- 3. Xanthopsia and Duality: Light in Darkness The Xanthopsia (yellow vision) collection resonates with: - Chromatic utopia: Van Gogh's yellow, a symbol of hope and madness, becomes a perceptual filter. My work explores how sensory distortion can reveal hidden beauty... ------------------------- 4. Homage and Transcendence By hybridizing the physical and the digital, I hope to extend Van Gogh's spiritual quest: - Digital painting as an extension of the gesture: My animations are virtual brushstrokes, echoing the master's tormented impasto. tribute to Van Gogh : Head of a Woman see original at: Van gogh Museum format / media / size / speed / timing / éditions : 2160 x 3840 px / 4k mp4 / 116 MB / 8 fps / 59s / 1/1

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