53rd Venice Biennale 2009
Pagan Religion as a human need expressed through the art
di Claudio Simeoni
The boy with frog and the meaning in the Pagan Religion
The artists exposing at the 53rd Venice Biennale and their artworks interpreted through Pagan Religion.
The ancient Greeks used to say that art can make people closer to the comprehension of the Gods in life.
Those artists in Venice demonstrated this:
1) Bees like Men and men like bees Artworks by Antonio Infantino and Santina Nocerino
4) Boy with frog Sculpture by Charles Ray
6) Bride dresses deflored Artworks by Melissa Wauchope, in art Damson
7) The Human will that emerges from the indistinct Artworks by Fathiya Tahiri and Mahi Binebine
8) Consciousness and Enlightenment Artworks by Issam Darwich and Yasser Hammoud
9) The infinite anguish of immobility caused by guilt-feeling Artworks by Francis Bacon
10) Africa as Mother of Life: old people and nostalgia. Artworks by Yvette Berger Owanto
11) Buddhist ideology in art at the 53rd Venice Biennale Works by Atta Kim and Lee Sun Don
13) Witchcraft's life and knowledge at the 53rd Venice Biennale Artworks by Woojung Chunn
So the Venice Biennale showed, once again, that the culture in which the artist lives is not so important, but it s the art expressed by him/her that can arise in us those emotions that link us to the world in which we live.
Translations by Manuela Simeoni
Argomenti di Religione Pagana.
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