53rd Venice
Biennale:
Pagan Religion as
a human need
expressed through
the art.
The artists exposing at the 53rd Venice Biennale and
their artworks interpreted through Pagan Religion.
The ancient Greeks used to say that art can make
people closer to the comprehension of the Gods in life.
Those artists in Venice demonstrated this:
1) Bees like Men and men like bees
Artworks
by Antonio Infantino and Santina
Nocerino
2) Australian Aborigines: a history of freedom
for every population
Artworks by Vernon Ah Kee
at the Venice Biennale
3) Life,
globalization, urban environment
Artworks by Hsieh Ying-Chun, Chen Chieh-Jen and Chien-Chi Chang
presented by the Taipei Fine Arts Museum in
Taiwan
Artworks by
Melissa Wauchope, in art Damson
7) The Human will that emerges from the
indistinct
Artworks by Fathiya
Tahiri and Mahi Binebine
8) Consciousness and Enlightenment
Artworks by Issam
Darwich and Yasser Hammoud
9) The infinite anguish of immobility caused
by guilt-feeling
10) Africa as
Mother of Life: old people and nostalgia.
Artworks
by Yvette Berger Owanto
11) Buddhist
ideology in art at the 53rd Venice Biennale
Works
by Atta Kim and Lee Sun Don
12) Decline and abandon
at the Venice Biennale
The
present as an absolute in the individual's perception
13) Witchcraft's life and knowledge at the 53rd Venice Biennale
So the Venice Biennale showed, once again, that the
culture in which the artist lives is not so important, but it’s the art
expressed by him/her that can arise in us those emotions that link us to the
world in which we live.
Translations by Manuela Simeoni
Claudio Simeoni
Meccanico
Apprendista Stregone
Guardiano dell'Anticristo
E-MAIL: claudiosimeoni@libero.it
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