22 May 2019
Posted by Victor-Katia as Discussion and Mind-Probing, Obituaries
Bibi Andersson in the role of Karin in Ingmar Bergman’s “The Touch” (1971) Bibi Andersson in the role of Karin in Ingmar Bergman’s “The Touch” (1971) We have now to learn how to live without Bibi while continuing to watch and re-watch her in “The Touch”, from where she has transferred to us her creative […]
14 May 2019
Posted by Victor-Katia as Discussion and Mind-Probing, Films (and stills from the films) analyzed, Jean-Luc Godard, Rainer Werner Fassbinder
To Live Between Being and Non-Being, Existence and Non-Existence, Life and Non-Life, Love and Non-Love, Sex and Non-Sex, Identity and Non-Identity – RWF’s “The Third Generation/Die Dritte Generation” (1979) and JLG’s “Every Man For Himself” (1980) You can judge a society by how much truth can be told about it in the art. The problem […]
03 May 2019
Posted by Victor-Katia as Discussion and Mind-Probing, Francis Picabia, Paintings, sculptures and drawings analyzed
Landscape As A Metaphor Of Human Coupling Francis Picabia, “Idyll”, 1925 We see here representation of urbanistic-industrial way of life inside man’s head and even neck (as if, growing out of his spine brain) – man’s mind awakens with the drive to manipulate the space for the sake of his survival. We also see the […]
02 May 2019
Posted by Victor-Katia as Discussion and Mind-Probing, Examples of Semantic Richness of Cinematic narrations, When People On Tops Of Social Hierarchy Stopped To Be Reliable/Respectable - From “The Discreet Charm Of Bourgeoisie” (1972) By Luis Bunuel
When Those Whom People Perceived As Role Models Become Impulsive, Vulgar And Outside The Norms Of Civility Bunuel made his “The Discreet Charm of Bourgeoisie” in early seventies, when many comfortably liberal specialists in cinema appreciated film as masterfully sarcastic and witty in a refined way and capable of arousing welcoming smiles among the culturally […]
01 May 2019
Posted by Victor-Katia as Discussion and Mind-Probing, Plutarch’s Nightingale – An Etude Including Exercise In Lyrical Dystopia, Sociological essays
A man plucked a nightingale and finding but little to eat, said: “you are just a voice and nothing more.” Plutarch, “Moralia: Saying of Spartans” Nightingale’ voice here is, it seems, a metaphor of a culture (as a combination of responsible cognition and aesthetics of taste), a culture which we’re losing with catastrophic results or […]
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