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Artist Statement:
“Impossible is not the
adjoining of certain things,
but the place itself where
they could adjoin”
Michel Foucault,” Words and
things”
Why today, more than anytime,
the human body configures a
space of controversy:
attention – on one side, as
attraction and routine body –
on the other side, as a
thematic lacking profoundness?
Why all the shops, mass-media,
publicity are saturate with
the image of the naked body or
of the virtual nude? Why are
there so many writers and
artists who try to enter the
subject depth for searching
there, in denudation, a
precious expression dike
seeming lost in a symbolic
lacking signification?
In a computer era, creation
mystery is forced not only to
gain new valences, but
especially a totally different
approach from tradition and/or
currents. What puts today the
body in the center of debate
is not the fashion, but the
reconfiguration gesture
impetuosity of symbolist as
interpretation. “God is dead”,
or rather His dissolution
announced by Nietzsche’s
philosophy has not remained
without consequences in
ulterior philosophic and/or
artistic debates. In its
shadow, or rather in its
train, the man itself as
subject and implicitly as
corporality has entered a
shadow coin.
“More than...
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Artist Exhibitions:
1997 July
Workshop campus -
Monok, Hungary
1998 September
Documentation Program -
Venice, Italy(Romanian
Institute of Culture and
Humanistic Research - Palazzo
Correr - Campo Santa Fosca)
1998 October
Group exposition -
Casa Tineretului
1999 February - March
Group exposition - Galeria
Erlin, Budapest
1999 March
Art Budapest -
International Contemporary Art
Fair
1999 March - April
Group ...
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