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Watercolour drawings March - May 2020
Broken Time
Delineation
Keeping a distance
Facing the future
Untitled
Mandala
כולנו ריקמה אנושית אחת
Friday, 10 April 2020
Before and After the fait accompli
Jean-Luc Nancy, ‘The Pleasure in Drawing’ (2013,
p. 14). Fordham University Press.
The French philosopher Jean-Luc Nancy makes a distinction between ‘demonstrative thought’ and ‘monstration’. Demonstration is a gradual process that can be followed step-by-step. On the other hand, monstration ‘puts one … before the fait accompli’.
The French philosopher Jean-Luc Nancy makes a distinction between ‘demonstrative thought’ and ‘monstration’. Demonstration is a gradual process that can be followed step-by-step. On the other hand, monstration ‘puts one … before the fait accompli’.
Monstration – ‘from wikipedia:
"A monstration is a public performance similar to a demonstration, but
intended as creative performance art, often parodying a serious
demonstration." ...
the
monstration can be seen as a constructed situation that can intervene in
existing institutional and public situations.’ From: https://en.wikiversity.org/wiki/Monstration
According to Nancy, ‘drawing’s “fait accompli”
is … the monstration of the form, idea, or thought’.
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