Posthumānā domāšana mākslas darba pētniecībā: Inetas Freidenfeldes mazās ontogrāfijas
Post-Humanist Thought in Artwork Research: The Tiny Ontographies of Ineta Freidenfelde
Author(s): Ieva MelgalveSubject(s): Visual Arts, Aesthetics, Ontology
Published by: Latvijas Universitātes Literatūras, folkloras un mākslas institūts
Keywords: art creation; art market; new materialism; painting; posthumanism;
Summary/Abstract: In this research, post-humanist theories (performativity approach, object-oriented ontology, new materialism, agential realism) are applied to reveal aspects of art creation, based on the case study of paintings by Ineta Freidenfelde. Based on semi-structured and unstructured interviews and artwork analysis, the article reveals the ways a work of art is a performative process embedded in the network of human and non-human agents. Among them, small life forms of urban wildlife are prominent, forming relationships with the artist and the environment, as well as placed within a liminal space that destabilizes the common binaries of urban/countryside and sacred/profane as the artist explores the possibilities offered by re-imagining of orthodox iconography.
Journal: Letonica
- Issue Year: 2023
- Issue No: 48
- Page Range: 142-163
- Page Count: 22
- Language: Latvian