| Enzo D'Agostino |
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| Ego Sum |
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I believe in absolute facts.
I do not believe in mass culture.
I feel great compassion for the human being and for many individuals within the animal kingdom.
Nevertheless, the concept of mass culture means nothing to me.
I can see it.
Even appreciate the complexity in the intentions that officially justify it.
However, I do not believe in it. |
| Art sucks too |
| Still! |
| There is something in the human mind I find greatly interesting and intriguing. |
| Not as a psychologist, not even as a philosopher. |
| But as an artist plain and simple. |
| Like in a landscape: where is light? White square. Where is dark? Black square. When something rises like a mountain… when it spreads out like a valley. No square. When it is crossed by water or patched by woods. Red square. |
| The effect of external agents upon it. Control agents. Innovative agents. A challenge. |
| The devastation inflicted upon the natural landscape reflects a condition similar to that to which the mind is painfully subjected. The ego is sore. Too much light. Too much heat. No wind. |
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| Enzo D'Agostino studied in Rome at the Accademia di Belle Arti and in London at Wimbledon College of Art. He lives and works in London. |
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