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MARGARETHA GUBERNALE
art now Lives and works in Zug, Switzerland
https://www.margarethagubernale.org | https://www.gubernale.com
Magic and Symbolism in the Art” written by Margaretha Gubernale
An Anthroposophist succeeds most likely in defining the nature of art,
if he understands the thread that should be noted, which more or less
runs through the historical development. The mystical, divine-oriented
symbolism of the upper paleolithic of homo sapiens leads, gradually
perfecting, to culminate via detours in the modern mystical symbolism,
in order to reveal magic, beyond mathematical laws. Such an art expert
unveils the true face of the art, in particular how artists strive in different
ways to the same revelation, namely to the Akasha or the divine cosmos.
That is why postmodern artists integrate in their thinking every religion,
every race and every origin, because what they want is beyond the human
mind. They are therefore particularly strongly attracted to symbolism,
because their allegorical language allows them to grope into the unknown
and channel the taste of the untouchable, incomprehensible, in the
finiteness. The art of the future emphasizes even the original, targeted
value from the archaic past in which the spiritual element first entered
brought him through the parabolic expression in physical and figurative
the matter and later the Divine in the people made its way. The symbolism
form large cultural merits. At the same time it programmed the value of
the future in a full immersion in the divine. Symbolism guides as magic
on a staircase to the universe, which does not exclude the material way,
but rather includes it, as well as the idea of a staircase can never be only
mental. The former vague idea must be readable and plastically manifest.
It is the magical language in the art, the Jod-He-Vau-He, the word through
all five senses, which the human being picks up by his four poles, namely
as the water in the feeling, as air in the intellect, as the earth in the body
and as the fire in the self-consciousness by the symbolism, which is the
original element and also will be the last under the all-embracing Akasha.
Fausta thinks Humility, 2019 oil on canvas 31.4x39.3 in. | 80x100 cm.
Mary of Hope in Autumn, 2018 oil on canvas 31.4x39.3 in. | 80x100 cm.
Holy Forest with Yggdrasil, 2014 oil on canvas 39.3x39.3 in. |100x100 cm.
Intellect and Emotion, 2009, oil on canvas 39.3x39.3 in. |100x100 cm.
Building Material, 2017 oil on canvas 23.6x23.6 in. | 60x60 cm.
Now, 2023, oil on canvas 39.3x39.3 in. |100x100 cm.
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