There are two motives for abstraction. The first is destructive: a railing against received wisdom, a deconstruction of established perspectives. The second is, in the legal sense, constructive: it relies upon a viewer’s inference, nodding to realities that are just beyond the reach of our waking eyes and conscious minds. While the first motive is in essence rational, the second is mystical. It doesn’t deal with concrete things of the
Andro Wekua There
Sep 06, 2023
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