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SUMMARY:Reading / Interpreting
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DESCRIPTION: Reading or interpreting any work of art becomes as important a step as the own artistic production because only then we will understand and truly grasp the artist’s message. As Heidegger says (in The Origin of the Work of Art): The work makes publicly known something other than itself, it manifests something other: it is an allegory. In the artwork, something other is brought into conjunction with the thing that is made. (…) The work is a symbol. » Thus, and following the reasoning of Heidegger, it is necessary to ‘read’ the work of art, and unfold the thought of the artist at the time of its production. This reading will remove the simple ‘thing’ character (das Dinghaft, or «the thingness of the thing», according to Heidegger) to turn it into something more. The work is wood, stone, and canvas but not only. It has this ‘thingness’, but it is still something else because there is a meaning intrinsically linked to...

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