“Learn the rules like a pro, so you can break them like an artist…” – Pablo Picasso. As so eloquently… Read more “Copying the Masters” Series – Artist Statement
Tag: art-history
Creation in Chaos
How to understand the semiotic determination of a work of art, particularly considering the interactive quality of art itself? While… Read more Creation in Chaos
Mindful Machines
How to understand the nature of artistic creation when the author does not belong to the human experience, but rather… Read more Mindful Machines
Shakespeare y el Imprevisto Probable
Para poder comprender la magnitud de las obras Shakespeareanas, es necesario estar consciente del contexto en que se dieron. El… Read more Shakespeare y el Imprevisto Probable
Anti-Heroism: Sinners & Not-So-Saints
We live in a “transitional state, where the masses no longer trust the elites and are confused about their values.”[1]… Read more Anti-Heroism: Sinners & Not-So-Saints
Interpreting Beethoven
Interpreting art pieces is only possible if the objective steers away from absolutes. There is not one sole feasible interpretation… Read more Interpreting Beethoven
BOOK REVIEW: Ways of Seeing
Ways of Seeing by John Berger My rating: 4 of 5 stars Berger’s WAYS OF SEEING shouldn’t be considered a… Read more BOOK REVIEW: Ways of Seeing
There’s No “Genius” without “Gin”
Looking at the history of American literature, it’s easy to conclude that perhaps its brightest epoch shined during the times… Read more There’s No “Genius” without “Gin”
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