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                    KATARINA DRIENOVsKA
                    Born in slovak republic. Lives and works in salerno, italy
                                        www.mastersoftoday.com
              artist contact
                             barogia@yahoo.it
                                                                        DON’T sPEAK, 2007 acryLic on canvas 20x27½ in. /  70x50 cm.




                                                                                            Firmly considering art a human
                                                                                            activity  ’based  on  experience,
                                                                                            on  quality  and  on  particular
                                                                                            aptitudes,  on  talent  and  on
                                                                                            individual  ingeniousness,  any
                                                                                            critical  estimations  of  artistic
                                                                                            works  must  necessarily  take
                                                                                            account  of  their  development
                                                                                            through various periods, of their
                                                                                            complexity with special reference
                                                                                            to their own stylistic expression,
                                                                                            to  the  time  when  they  were
                                                                                            created, to their place of origin.
                                                                                            However  it  is  not  sufficient  to
                                                                                            pass  judgment  on  a  work  of
                                                                                            art  simply  explaining  its  origin
                                                                                            or  the  essence  of  its  various
                                                                                            stylistic  forms;  we  need  to  try
                                                                                            to understand art as an aspect
                                                                                            of  human  and  social  life  and,
                                                                                            particularly, to study the influence
                                                                                            of art on man and on society, on
                                                                                            the artistic awareness and culture
                                                                                            education,  on  the  contacts,  on
                                                                                            the  civil  and  social  conflicts
                                                                                            that art represents, reproduces
                                                                                            or  is  ahead  of.  In  fact  art  is  a
                                                                                            form  of  Man’s  activity  which  is
                                                                                            intended  as  a  confirmation  or
                                                                                            exaltation  of  his  creative  skill
                                                                                            and of his capacity of expression,
                                                                                            therefore  he  modifies  himself
                                                                                            and  the  natural  environment
                                                                                            according to a dramatic, ironical
                                                                                            etc. connection which goes with
                                                                                            the  individual  or  social  needs
                                                                                            of  a  logical  or  moral  nature.
                                                                                            (Excerpt)
                                                                                            Keys for a correct understanding
                                                                                            of a work of art and suggestions
                                                                                            for  a  thorough  investigation  of   TRENDS
                                                                                            artistic  phenomenology’s,  in
                                                                                            order to acquire a broader and
                                                                                            more  exhaustive  knowledge  of
                                                                                            the  poetics  and  the  ideologies
                                                                                            innate in them by A Pagnes
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