Visions of an Unseen World. An Aesthetics of Space

As cubism is the art of space with four dimensions – and whose mathematical laws were established by the mathematician Hermann Minkowski– and its form and implicitly its aesthetics reach the viewer through successive projections, from four to three dimensions and then to two, in the space of the painting, we can also generalize this problem through the art installation. Thus we can either perceive or construct an aesthetic of the Space proper to the artist, through the same indirect ways. Bearing in mind that our life itself takes place within a space, we can identify elements that have led to the essentialization of this artistic field, the art installation, in the various arts and activities such as architecture, dance, practices such as yoga, martial arts, And so on ideally, all this unfolds in a harmonious form conjugated with the space that hosts them. Thus we can indirectly perceive, by clues, the aesthetics of the space. And by extension, all of Nature is created according to harmonic laws in a space itself created according to harmonic laws. The art installation highlights the aesthetics of the space in which our lives unfold. As a form of artistic expression, I consider installation art to be the closest thing to being. I studied with the means of artistic research a part of the connection between the form and aesthetics of the space and the transmission to the viewer through immersion and interactivity, features of the art installation

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Visual Studies
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2024-11-27
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https://doi.org/10.54664/nnmm8769
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Architecture, Modernity, and Design
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Visions of an Unseen World. An Aesthetics of Space

Trandafir Cаtаlin
Visual Studies
Architecture, Modernity, and Design
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Visions of an Unseen World. An Aesthetics of Space

Trandafir Cаtаlin
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Abstract

As cubism is the art of space with four dimensions – and whose mathematical laws were established by the mathematician Hermann Minkowski– and its form and implicitly its aesthetics reach the viewer through successive projections, from four to three dimensions and then to two, in the space of the painting, we can also generalize this problem through the art installation. Thus we can either perceive or construct an aesthetic of the Space proper to the artist, through the same indirect ways. Bearing in mind that our life itself takes place within a space, we can identify elements that have led to the essentialization of this artistic field, the art installation, in the various arts and activities such as architecture, dance, practices such as yoga, martial arts, And so on ideally, all this unfolds in a harmonious form conjugated with the space that hosts them. Thus we can indirectly perceive, by clues, the aesthetics of the space. And by extension, all of Nature is created according to harmonic laws in a space itself created according to harmonic laws. The art installation highlights the aesthetics of the space in which our lives unfold. As a form of artistic expression, I consider installation art to be the closest thing to being. I studied with the means of artistic research a part of the connection between the form and aesthetics of the space and the transmission to the viewer through immersion and interactivity, features of the art installation

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