Urban Art Association

Freedom as Form: BR1, Alexis Diaz, Eron, Faith47, by wunderkammern on Jun 27, 2016 15:14:04 GMT 1, Hello everybody!

get ready for the first group show at WK Milan with BR1, Alexis Diaz, Eron, Faith47!
we will present also Sanctuary, a limited edition of 47 prints by Faith47!!!
 
when : Wednesday 29th June 2016 at 6.30pm
where : wunderkammern, via ausonio 1a .

join the event on FB: www.facebook.com/events/293943514284014/

Collectors can reach us at :
wunderkammern@wunderkammern.net

Freedom is considered one of the most important ideals by nearly all of humanity. With boundary lines that shift according to any given period of history, or differing cultures, it has long been a topic of discussion amongst philosophers and intellectuals alike; it is constantly analysed from subjective and partial viewpoints. Today, the word freedom is too often overused, distorted and even exploited to justify intolerable actions worldwide. The concept of freedom activates complex themes, foremost of which is the relationship between individuality and group identity. What are the limits of our individual personal freedom? When might our “free” actions begin to damage the community to which we belong? Each artist will explore these questions, and they will give Form to Freedom. In this sense, the show Freedom as Form directs attention also to the artists’ aesthetics, distinctive and different for each one, as a metaphor for their freedom of expression.


cheers
Dorothy Giuseppe Giuseppe

Hello everybody!

get ready for the first group show at WK Milan with BR1, Alexis Diaz, Eron, Faith47!
we will present also Sanctuary, a limited edition of 47 prints by Faith47!!!
 
when : Wednesday 29th June 2016 at 6.30pm
where : wunderkammern, via ausonio 1a .

join the event on FB: www.facebook.com/events/293943514284014/

Collectors can reach us at :
wunderkammern@wunderkammern.net

Freedom is considered one of the most important ideals by nearly all of humanity. With boundary lines that shift according to any given period of history, or differing cultures, it has long been a topic of discussion amongst philosophers and intellectuals alike; it is constantly analysed from subjective and partial viewpoints. Today, the word freedom is too often overused, distorted and even exploited to justify intolerable actions worldwide. The concept of freedom activates complex themes, foremost of which is the relationship between individuality and group identity. What are the limits of our individual personal freedom? When might our “free” actions begin to damage the community to which we belong? Each artist will explore these questions, and they will give Form to Freedom. In this sense, the show Freedom as Form directs attention also to the artists’ aesthetics, distinctive and different for each one, as a metaphor for their freedom of expression.


cheers
Dorothy Giuseppe Giuseppe