Vision and design

Exploring the intersection of art and imagination

Roger Fry - Collection Open culture

414 pages, parution le 26/06/2024

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In "Change and Design," Roger Fry delves into the intricate relationship between art and life, challenging the conventional notion that art merely imitates reality. Fry argues that art is not just a reflection of the physical world but a manifestation of the imaginative life, which exists parallel to our actual experiences. He suggests that art allows individuals to engage with emotions and perceptions in a way that is unencumbered by the practical demands of real life. This imaginative shift, Fry posits, is what distinguishes art from mere imitation. He explores how different historical periods have seen varying degrees of alignment between art and the broader cultural and intellectual currents of their time. For instance, Fry notes that while the Renaissance saw a harmonious relationship between art and the intellectual life of the period, other times, such as the seventeenth century, experienced a disconnect between artistic movements and societal changes. Fry also examines the evolution of modern art, particularly the shift initiated by Impressionism, which emphasized the artist's progression over mere representation. This movement paved the way for a more abstract and structural approach to art, as seen in the works of Cézanne and others, who prioritized aesthetic criteria over realistic depiction. Fry concludes that while art and life often follow distinct rhythms, the imaginative life fostered by art is essential for a deeper understanding of human experience.

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	PAPIER
Éditeur(s)	Openculture
Auteur(s)	Roger Fry
Collection	Open culture
Parution	26/06/2024
Nb. de pages	414
Format	14.8 x 21
Couverture	Broché
Poids	533g
EAN13	9791043103513