Revealed by numerous clues, the singular proximity between modern and late ancient culture is felt subtly but clearly in the off-center, flat, infinite and open-ended spaces of 20th-century art. On the other hand, as if it were a symmetrical inversion of the Greek world on the ideal axis of the Renaissance, a mirror image that is equal but opposite, the 20th century seems to repropose the unshakeable unity of ancient culture as an inevitable declaration of the fragment, as the solitude of a fragment forced to bear the weight of the world's unity.
Il Teatro della Modernità. La condizione dell’Architettura alla fine del secondo millennio
Fabio Ghersi
2025-01-01
Abstract
Revealed by numerous clues, the singular proximity between modern and late ancient culture is felt subtly but clearly in the off-center, flat, infinite and open-ended spaces of 20th-century art. On the other hand, as if it were a symmetrical inversion of the Greek world on the ideal axis of the Renaissance, a mirror image that is equal but opposite, the 20th century seems to repropose the unshakeable unity of ancient culture as an inevitable declaration of the fragment, as the solitude of a fragment forced to bear the weight of the world's unity.File in questo prodotto:
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