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On the plasticity of language. Artist talk on Saturday at German Tatami, Berlin, 7pm. (Photos from my Anabasis presentation in August 2021) #paulcelan #anabasis #videoart #opening #germantatami #berlin #anabasisspace #solidaritywithukraine #oleksandrsushynskii #sebastianunger #clay #mediaart #aiart #futurity #reconnection #artresearch #artandlanguage (hier: Wedding, Berlin) https://www.instagram.com/p/CbcNmGuMsTX/?utm_medium=tumblr
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Art & Language: A Deep Dive into the Pioneering Conceptual Art Collective
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The Treachery of Images
"The Treachery of Images," originally painted by Belgian surrealist artist René Magritte in 1928-1929, challenges the way we perceive and interact with language and imagery. The artwork features a simple depiction of a pipe, accompanied by the text "Ceci n'est pas une pipe" (French for "This is not a pipe") written just below it.
At first glance, it appears to be a straightforward representation of a pipe, but Magritte's intent was to provoke thought about the relationship between words, images, and reality. The painting reminds us that what we see in a work of art is not the same as the physical object itself. It is, in fact, a representation or interpretation of that object.
"The Treachery of Images" invites viewers to question the nature of representation and the role of language in shaping our understanding of the world. It challenges us to think critically about how we perceive and communicate ideas through art and language, making it a thought-provoking and lesser-known masterpiece in the realm of surrealism.
This artwork's concept and execution make it a fascinating piece that continues to captivate those who encounter it.
Art & Language 10 Posters, 2018
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New work🍭 candy shop As you may have noticed in my last cycle of painting, i went deep into letters, from minimalism to maximalism. I work most of the time on a Grid, playing with latin and hebrew alphabet to combine and create unique expression that can be interpreted has a translation. Language, for many reasons have been inspiring me and encouraging to decompose and create new abstract or less representation in my work. I blur the lines or mix the words, I prefer to think that everyone can have their own interpretation and translation. How do you say candy shop in your language? (Pronunciation appreciated too) • • • #hardedgepainting #textbasedart #artandlanguage #colorstory #jessicamoritz #hardedger #minimalpainting #reductivepainting #artobject #artlobster #femmetype #minimalandcontemporary #proceduralart #peinturecontemporaine #zeitgenössischekunst #zeitgenössischemalerei #telavivlife #telavivcity #geometricpainting #geometricabstraction (at Kiriyat Hamelacha) https://www.instagram.com/p/CfJvqXdLktZ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
