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Title: Death of art and spirituality in art
Other Titles: Hide and seek : reflections on faith and culture in dialogue
Authors: Schembri Bonaci, Giuseppe
Keywords: Art, Modern -- 20th century
Art, Modern -- 21st century
Spirituality in art
Issue Date: 2009
Publisher: Moviment Kattoliku Studenti Universitarji
Citation: Schembri Bonaci, G. (2009). Death of Art and Spirituality in Art. In M. Farrugia (Ed.), Hide and Seek: Reflections on Faith and Culture in Dialogue (pp. 53-71). Malta: Moviment Kattoliku Studenti Universitarji.
Abstract: Spirituality sterns from a unique level of self-reflection and self-reflection and self-contemplation that leads to the bizarre status of self-negation. This self-negation creates the Malevichtean "empty" dimension of nothingness from which a novel level of spirituality is born. This is how one may interpret the ancient wisdom wombed within the Narcissus myth. Narcissus is transformed into a flower only after he " ... sees his reflection ... falls in love with it. Uselessly pining for his love, Narcissus wastes away ... His body disappears, and a flower with his name takes its place
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/105884
ISBN: 9789993207177
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