Aesthetics of the Indiscernibility. The Disorder of Mimesis
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https://doi.org/10.24215/25250914e001Keywords:
Indiscernibility, mimesis, contemporary artAbstract
The article proposes to question the problem of thedissolution of representation in contemporary art, proposingthe condition of indiscernibility to define a new aestheticdimension of the present. Based on the philosophy of ArthurDanto and Gilles Deleuze, the problem of indiscernibleobjects is investigated and, with this, characteristicsnecessary to define the aesthetics of the indiscernibility ofcontemporary art understood as a disorder of mimesis areidentified.Downloads
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