Sorry, a bit more... On surrealism of desperate conjugation

[Aliette Guibert]

To be obvious on this concept of naturalism - here it is about an organic
concept (not inevitably concerning the imitation of the appearance):

telling that the part of surrealism which could be unnaturalist would be a
transcendantal vision of human artefacts and of the nature in matter of non
aristotelician imaginative forms and spaces... Thus the abstraction at the
surrealists does not belong exactly what we call the abstract art; where
from the ceaseless quarrels and misunderstanding between Breton and the
painters...


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Aliette Guibert" <guibertc at criticalsecret.com>
To: <syndicate at anart.no>
Sent: Sunday, September 26, 2004 11:23 AM
Subject: [syndicate] On surrealism of desperate conjugation


> The surrealism is not a tendency, it is a sensibility beyond its historic
> radical commitment, in particular visionary because it is the vision of a
> deconstructive naturalism in matter of human artefacts and nature
themselves
> which build the main actor through the time and transcending the question
of
> the truth by the shamanism as a multifield art performance.
>
> Thus, they could say to you, Alan, welcome to the club!?
>
> (I suggest that Matta was the last surrealist painter living until the
third
> millennium; as he was the international mediator of the surrealism in New
> York at the time of the migrations of the Jews just at the dawn of the war
> and the counterpart, so he was also one of the bridges of time mediating
two
> millenniums of visions... I had the honor to know him a bit, and just
> talking with him for a longer moment once, that is why I dare to speak to
> you about him as I have just seen your three links.)
>
> A.
>
>
>
>


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