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原创艺术品 (One Of A Kind)
绘画,
蜡
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- 外形尺寸 高度 39.4in, 宽度 48in
- 艺术品状况 艺术品完好无损
- 是否含画框 此作品未装裱
- 分类 画作 低于US$5,000 抽象主义 抽象主义
Radical Solipsism preaches that everything I can know about the world is inside my head. For the subject, all that he can know about an external object is the sensation that this object gives him and the mental image that derives from it: from the sensations ideas will be generated and from the ideas images will be produced. According to Descartes [...]
Radical Solipsism preaches that everything I can know about the world is inside my head. For the subject, all that he can know about an external object is the sensation that this object gives him and the mental image that derives from it: from the sensations ideas will be generated and from the ideas images will be produced.
According to Descartes we cannot know with certainty, if we rely only on the senses, that external reality really exists.
So the idea of solipsism is that we cannot prove that external things exist and that consequently the only reality we can claim to know is that of our ideas.
According to J. Locke, however, if our sensations are passive, that is, we receive them from the outside and therefore we are not creating them with our mind, it means that necessarily there must be something outside that is giving me those sensations.
The concordance between subjects who see the same object, albeit with slight differences, could prove the existence of external matter.
Having the eyes of the philosopher, therefore, means seeing things outside the prejudices that society imposes on us, to see how much complicated beauty there is under the alleged simplicity of this world.
As expressed by a good part of Eastern mysticism, the truth can only reside within us and never outside.
Solipsism, in its most positive sense, gives us new eyes, those of the solitary being, useful for looking for the hidden (often lost) treasures within us.
According to Descartes we cannot know with certainty, if we rely only on the senses, that external reality really exists.
So the idea of solipsism is that we cannot prove that external things exist and that consequently the only reality we can claim to know is that of our ideas.
According to J. Locke, however, if our sensations are passive, that is, we receive them from the outside and therefore we are not creating them with our mind, it means that necessarily there must be something outside that is giving me those sensations.
The concordance between subjects who see the same object, albeit with slight differences, could prove the existence of external matter.
Having the eyes of the philosopher, therefore, means seeing things outside the prejudices that society imposes on us, to see how much complicated beauty there is under the alleged simplicity of this world.
As expressed by a good part of Eastern mysticism, the truth can only reside within us and never outside.
Solipsism, in its most positive sense, gives us new eyes, those of the solitary being, useful for looking for the hidden (often lost) treasures within us.
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Salvatore Balice，画家和摄影师，出生于意大利南部普利亚大区的首府巴里。他是一位自学成才的艺术家，拥有建筑室内设计背景。. 他的所有作品都超越了单纯的现象和世俗的表达特征。它们是他进行了二十多年的个人研究的成果，对事物本身及其本质的直接直觉是他唯一的途径。就像里面空心的竹子一样，它本身创造了一个空间来聆听在没有喧嚣的声音的情况下产生共鸣的东西，不再访问而是被访问，特别是通过沉默. Salvatore [...]
Salvatore Balice，画家和摄影师，出生于意大利南部普利亚大区的首府巴里。他是一位自学成才的艺术家，拥有建筑室内设计背景。
他的所有作品都超越了单纯的现象和世俗的表达特征。它们是他进行了二十多年的个人研究的成果，对事物本身及其本质的直接直觉是他唯一的途径。就像里面空心的竹子一样，它本身创造了一个空间来聆听在没有喧嚣的声音的情况下产生共鸣的东西，不再访问而是被访问，特别是通过沉默...... Salvatore Balice 对图像的光环，在结构的无常中。
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艺术家在 ArtMajeur 杂志的一篇文章中被强调:
萨尔瓦托·巴利斯 (Salvatore Balice)：我表达我的内心世界
