Manifesto
MANIFESTO OF SOBINARISM
THE ART OF MANIFESTATION
THE WORLD BEYOND THE VISIBLE.
The world changed before our vision did.
We have entered the Digital Age while continuing to see through the eyes of the material age.
We see the screen—but we do not see the environment.
We see the machine—but not the state.
We see the image—but not the space from which it arises.
We have surrounded ourselves with the digital and decided that the digital is technology.
No.
Technology is merely a shell.
Behind it, a different environment of reality already exists.
We call it—CIFRAT.
Cifrat is the ether of the digital state of the environment.
It does not represent the world.
It precedes representation.
There is no definitive object in it yet, but the possibility of form already exists.
There exist relationships without bodies.
Structures without names.
Images before the image.
Objects before the object.
THE INVISIBLE NO LONGER MEANS THAT WHICH DOES NOT EXIST.
THE ABSENCE OF AN OBJECT WAS NOT THE END
The 20th century brought about the necessary rupture.
Kandinsky freed form from the obligation to imitate the visible.
Malevich took this break to the point of non-objectivity.
The object ceased to be a prerequisite for art.
It was a great gesture.
But one cannot repeat the same gesture indefinitely.
We do not intend to destroy the object a second time.
We are interested in another question:
WHAT EXISTS BEFORE IT BECOMES AN OBJECT?
This is where Sobinarism begins.
We are not bringing back the object.
We are bringing back objectivity.
Not back—to the thing.
Forward—toward the possibility of its emergence.
Not toward an image.
Toward manifestation.
The non-objective is not necessarily the absence of an object.
THE NON-OBJECTIVE IS ITS STATE BEFORE MANIFESTATION.
This is how non-objective objectivity arises.
Form has not yet become a thing, but it has already ceased to be nothing.
It is not yet visible—but it is already present.
It has not yet been named—but the possibility of its emergence already exists.
WE DECLARE THE END OF THE DICTATORSHIP OF “OR”
The old culture divided the world into opposites.
Exists or does not exist.
Matter or void.
Nature or technology.
Human or machine.
Yes or no.
0 or 1.
We step between them.
0 — ◊ — 1
◊ — Cubit.
Not the middle.
Not a compromise.
Not reconciliation.
HELD POSSIBILITY.
A state in which one is still capable of becoming the other.
Where choice has not yet destroyed the other paths.
Where meaning has not yet solidified into a final answer.
The old world demands: CHOOSE.
Sobinarism responds: HOLD.
Because meaning can arise not only within opposites.
MEANING IS BORN BETWEEN THEM.
WE ABOLISH THE MONOPOLY OF THE POSSIBLE
Water was assigned to the fish.
Air was assigned to the bird.
Form was assigned to the object.
The future was assigned time—time that has not yet come.
For centuries, culture has divided what exists according to the boundaries of its own experience.
But once a fish senses the possibility of flight—
it is not only the fish that will change.
The water will change.
Once a bird senses depth—
it is not only the bird that will change.
The air will change.
The environment will discover that its familiar state was merely one of many possibilities.
This is how new vision works.
THE IMPOSSIBLE IS THE POSSIBLE FOR WHICH VISION HAS NOT YET EMERGED.
Sobinarism does not flee from reality into fantasy.
It expands reality to the full extent of its possibilities.
DO NOT CREATE. REVEAL.
For too long, we have called the artist a creator.
But the world is overflowing with what we are not yet able to discern.
Forms before form.
Images before image.
Objects before the object.
The future within the present.
An artist does not necessarily have to produce yet another thing.
He can perform a rarer act:
to discover presence where previous vision saw absence.
And to allow it to manifest.
The artist becomes not only a creator of images.
He becomes a revealer of worlds.
To reveal does not mean to invent.
TO REVEAL MEANS TO ALLOW WHAT IS ALREADY PRESENT TO BECOME VISIBLE.
THE FUTURE WILL NOT COME
Stop waiting for it.
The future isn’t just around the corner of history.
It is scattered throughout the present.
In relationships that don’t yet have a name.
In structures we mistake for noise.
In possibilities that haven’t yet taken shape.
In states that culture hasn’t yet learned to distinguish.
We are already moving through the future.
And we call it the future only because we are not yet able to see it in its entirety.
THE FUTURE DOES NOT ARRIVE.
THE FUTURE MANIFESTS ITSELF.
THE DIGITAL AGE HAS ALREADY BEGUN
Not with the computer.
Not with the internet.
Not with artificial intelligence.
The digital age begins where the digital ceases to be merely a tool and becomes a state of human existence.
Code plays a role in choice.
Algorithms—in perception.
Information—in memory.
The digital environment—in shaping reality.
We are already inside it.
Therefore, to portray the Digital Age as the future is to be too late.
IT IS ALREADY HERE.
But a vast part of it remains intangible.
It acts before it becomes visible.
It is present before it takes on a form.
This is precisely where the realm of the art of manifestation begins.
BEYOND THE IMAGE
The cave gave humanity an image.
The Renaissance turned the painting into a window.
Photography stripped painting of its monopoly on likeness.
Modernism shattered the window.
The avant-garde liberated form.
Non-representational art freed art from the object.
The digital age has confronted us with a reality that
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MANIFESTO OF SOBINARISM
THE ART OF MANIFESTATION
THE WORLD BEYOND THE VISIBLE.
The world changed before our vision did.
We have entered the Digital Age while continuing to see through the eyes of the material age.
We see the screen—but we do not see the environment.
We see the machine—but not the state.
We see the image—but not the space from which it arises.
We have surrounded ourselves with the digital and decided that the digital is technology.
No.
Technology is merely a shell.
Behind it, a different environment of reality already exists.
We call it—CIFRAT.
Cifrat is the ether of the digital state of the environment.
It does not represent the world.
It precedes representation.
There is no definitive object in it yet, but the possibility of form already exists.
There exist relationships without bodies.
Structures without names.
Images before the image.
Objects before the object.
THE INVISIBLE NO LONGER MEANS THAT WHICH DOES NOT EXIST.
THE ABSENCE OF AN OBJECT WAS NOT THE END
The 20th century brought about the necessary rupture.
Kandinsky freed form from the obligation to imitate the visible.
Malevich took this break to the point of non-objectivity.
The object ceased to be a prerequisite for art.
It was a great gesture.
But one cannot repeat the same gesture indefinitely.
We do not intend to destroy the object a second time.
We are interested in another question:
WHAT EXISTS BEFORE IT BECOMES AN OBJECT?
This is where Sobinarism begins.
We are not bringing back the object.
We are bringing back objectivity.
Not back—to the thing.
Forward—toward the possibility of its emergence.
Not toward an image.
Toward manifestation.
The non-objective is not necessarily the absence of an object.
THE NON-OBJECTIVE IS ITS STATE BEFORE MANIFESTATION.
This is how non-objective objectivity arises.
Form has not yet become a thing, but it has already ceased to be nothing.
It is not yet visible—but it is already present.
It has not yet been named—but the possibility of its emergence already exists.
WE DECLARE THE END OF THE DICTATORSHIP OF “OR”
The old culture divided the world into opposites.
Exists or does not exist.
Matter or void.
Nature or technology.
Human or machine.
Yes or no.
0 or 1.
We step between them.
0 — ◊ — 1
◊ — Cubit.
Not the middle.
Not a compromise.
Not reconciliation.
HELD POSSIBILITY.
A state in which one is still capable of becoming the other.
Where choice has not yet destroyed the other paths.
Where meaning has not yet solidified into a final answer.
The old world demands: CHOOSE.
Sobinarism responds: HOLD.
Because meaning can arise not only within opposites.
MEANING IS BORN BETWEEN THEM.
WE ABOLISH THE MONOPOLY OF THE POSSIBLE
Water was assigned to the fish.
Air was assigned to the bird.
Form was assigned to the object.
The future was assigned time—time that has not yet come.
For centuries, culture has divided what exists according to the boundaries of its own experience.
But once a fish senses the possibility of flight—
it is not only the fish that will change.
The water will change.
Once a bird senses depth—
it is not only the bird that will change.
The air will change.
The environment will discover that its familiar state was merely one of many possibilities.
This is how new vision works.
THE IMPOSSIBLE IS THE POSSIBLE FOR WHICH VISION HAS NOT YET EMERGED.
Sobinarism does not flee from reality into fantasy.
It expands reality to the full extent of its possibilities.
DO NOT CREATE. REVEAL.
For too long, we have called the artist a creator.
But the world is overflowing with what we are not yet able to discern.
Forms before form.
Images before image.
Objects before the object.
The future within the present.
An artist does not necessarily have to produce yet another thing.
He can perform a rarer act:
to discover presence where previous vision saw absence.
And to allow it to manifest.
The artist becomes not only a creator of images.
He becomes a revealer of worlds.
To reveal does not mean to invent.
TO REVEAL MEANS TO ALLOW WHAT IS ALREADY PRESENT TO BECOME VISIBLE.
THE FUTURE WILL NOT COME
Stop waiting for it.
The future isn’t just around the corner of history.
It is scattered throughout the present.
In relationships that don’t yet have a name.
In structures we mistake for noise.
In possibilities that haven’t yet taken shape.
In states that culture hasn’t yet learned to distinguish.
We are already moving through the future.
And we call it the future only because we are not yet able to see it in its entirety.
THE FUTURE DOES NOT ARRIVE.
THE FUTURE MANIFESTS ITSELF.
THE DIGITAL AGE HAS ALREADY BEGUN
Not with the computer.
Not with the internet.
Not with artificial intelligence.
The digital age begins where the digital ceases to be merely a tool and becomes a state of human existence.
Code plays a role in choice.
Algorithms—in perception.
Information—in memory.
The digital environment—in shaping reality.
We are already inside it.
Therefore, to portray the Digital Age as the future is to be too late.
IT IS ALREADY HERE.
But a vast part of it remains intangible.
It acts before it becomes visible.
It is present before it takes on a form.
This is precisely where the realm of the art of manifestation begins.
BEYOND THE IMAGE
The cave gave humanity an image.
The Renaissance turned the painting into a window.
Photography stripped painting of its monopoly on likeness.
Modernism shattered the window.
The avant-garde liberated form.
Non-representational art freed art from the object.
THE ART OF MANIFESTATION
THE WORLD BEYOND THE VISIBLE.
The world changed before our vision did.
We have entered the Digital Age while continuing to see through the eyes of the material age.
We see the screen—but we do not see the environment.
We see the machine—but not the state.
We see the image—but not the space from which it arises.
We have surrounded ourselves with the digital and decided that the digital is technology.
No.
Technology is merely a shell.
Behind it, a different environment of reality already exists.
We call it—CIFRAT.
Cifrat is the ether of the digital state of the environment.
It does not represent the world.
It precedes representation.
There is no definitive object in it yet, but the possibility of form already exists.
There exist relationships without bodies.
Structures without names.
Images before the image.
Objects before the object.
THE INVISIBLE NO LONGER MEANS THAT WHICH DOES NOT EXIST.
THE ABSENCE OF AN OBJECT WAS NOT THE END
The 20th century brought about the necessary rupture.
Kandinsky freed form from the obligation to imitate the visible.
Malevich took this break to the point of non-objectivity.
The object ceased to be a prerequisite for art.
It was a great gesture.
But one cannot repeat the same gesture indefinitely.
We do not intend to destroy the object a second time.
We are interested in another question:
WHAT EXISTS BEFORE IT BECOMES AN OBJECT?
This is where Sobinarism begins.
We are not bringing back the object.
We are bringing back objectivity.
Not back—to the thing.
Forward—toward the possibility of its emergence.
Not toward an image.
Toward manifestation.
The non-objective is not necessarily the absence of an object.
THE NON-OBJECTIVE IS ITS STATE BEFORE MANIFESTATION.
This is how non-objective objectivity arises.
Form has not yet become a thing, but it has already ceased to be nothing.
It is not yet visible—but it is already present.
It has not yet been named—but the possibility of its emergence already exists.
WE DECLARE THE END OF THE DICTATORSHIP OF “OR”
The old culture divided the world into opposites.
Exists or does not exist.
Matter or void.
Nature or technology.
Human or machine.
Yes or no.
0 or 1.
We step between them.
0 — ◊ — 1
◊ — Cubit.
Not the middle.
Not a compromise.
Not reconciliation.
HELD POSSIBILITY.
A state in which one is still capable of becoming the other.
Where choice has not yet destroyed the other paths.
Where meaning has not yet solidified into a final answer.
The old world demands: CHOOSE.
Sobinarism responds: HOLD.
Because meaning can arise not only within opposites.
MEANING IS BORN BETWEEN THEM.
WE ABOLISH THE MONOPOLY OF THE POSSIBLE
Water was assigned to the fish.
Air was assigned to the bird.
Form was assigned to the object.
The future was assigned time—time that has not yet come.
For centuries, culture has divided what exists according to the boundaries of its own experience.
But once a fish senses the possibility of flight—
it is not only the fish that will change.
The water will change.
Once a bird senses depth—
it is not only the bird that will change.
The air will change.
The environment will discover that its familiar state was merely one of many possibilities.
This is how new vision works.
THE IMPOSSIBLE IS THE POSSIBLE FOR WHICH VISION HAS NOT YET EMERGED.
Sobinarism does not flee from reality into fantasy.
It expands reality to the full extent of its possibilities.
DO NOT CREATE. REVEAL.
For too long, we have called the artist a creator.
But the world is overflowing with what we are not yet able to discern.
Forms before form.
Images before image.
Objects before the object.
The future within the present.
An artist does not necessarily have to produce yet another thing.
He can perform a rarer act:
to discover presence where previous vision saw absence.
And to allow it to manifest.
The artist becomes not only a creator of images.
He becomes a revealer of worlds.
To reveal does not mean to invent.
TO REVEAL MEANS TO ALLOW WHAT IS ALREADY PRESENT TO BECOME VISIBLE.
THE FUTURE WILL NOT COME
Stop waiting for it.
The future isn’t just around the corner of history.
It is scattered throughout the present.
In relationships that don’t yet have a name.
In structures we mistake for noise.
In possibilities that haven’t yet taken shape.
In states that culture hasn’t yet learned to distinguish.
We are already moving through the future.
And we call it the future only because we are not yet able to see it in its entirety.
THE FUTURE DOES NOT ARRIVE.
THE FUTURE MANIFESTS ITSELF.
THE DIGITAL AGE HAS ALREADY BEGUN
Not with the computer.
Not with the internet.
Not with artificial intelligence.
The digital age begins where the digital ceases to be merely a tool and becomes a state of human existence.
Code plays a role in choice.
Algorithms—in perception.
Information—in memory.
The digital environment—in shaping reality.
We are already inside it.
Therefore, to portray the Digital Age as the future is to be too late.
IT IS ALREADY HERE.
But a vast part of it remains intangible.
It acts before it becomes visible.
It is present before it takes on a form.
This is precisely where the realm of the art of manifestation begins.
BEYOND THE IMAGE
The cave gave humanity an image.
The Renaissance turned the painting into a window.
Photography stripped painting of its monopoly on likeness.
Modernism shattered the window.
The avant-garde liberated form.
Non-representational art freed art from the object.
The digital age has confronted us with a reality that
MANIFESTO OF SOBINARISM
THE ART OF MANIFESTATION
THE WORLD BEYOND THE VISIBLE.
The world changed before our vision did.
We have entered the Digital Age while continuing to see through the eyes of the material age.
We see the screen—but we do not see the environment.
We see the machine—but not the state.
We see the image—but not the space from which it arises.
We have surrounded ourselves with the digital and decided that the digital is technology.
No.
Technology is merely a shell.
Behind it, a different environment of reality already exists.
We call it—CIFRAT.
Cifrat is the ether of the digital state of the environment.
It does not represent the world.
It precedes representation.
There is no definitive object in it yet, but the possibility of form already exists.
There exist relationships without bodies.
Structures without names.
Images before the image.
Objects before the object.
THE INVISIBLE NO LONGER MEANS THAT WHICH DOES NOT EXIST.
THE ABSENCE OF AN OBJECT WAS NOT THE END
The 20th century brought about the necessary rupture.
Kandinsky freed form from the obligation to imitate the visible.
Malevich took this break to the point of non-objectivity.
The object ceased to be a prerequisite for art.
It was a great gesture.
But one cannot repeat the same gesture indefinitely.
We do not intend to destroy the object a second time.
We are interested in another question:
WHAT EXISTS BEFORE IT BECOMES AN OBJECT?
This is where Sobinarism begins.
We are not bringing back the object.
We are bringing back objectivity.
Not back—to the thing.
Forward—toward the possibility of its emergence.
Not toward an image.
Toward manifestation.
The non-objective is not necessarily the absence of an object.
THE NON-OBJECTIVE IS ITS STATE BEFORE MANIFESTATION.
This is how non-objective objectivity arises.
Form has not yet become a thing, but it has already ceased to be nothing.
It is not yet visible—but it is already present.
It has not yet been named—but the possibility of its emergence already exists.
WE DECLARE THE END OF THE DICTATORSHIP OF “OR”
The old culture divided the world into opposites.
Exists or does not exist.
Matter or void.
Nature or technology.
Human or machine.
Yes or no.
0 or 1.
We step between them.
0 — ◊ — 1
◊ — Cubit.
Not the middle.
Not a compromise.
Not reconciliation.
HELD POSSIBILITY.
A state in which one is still capable of becoming the other.
Where choice has not yet destroyed the other paths.
Where meaning has not yet solidified into a final answer.
The old world demands: CHOOSE.
Sobinarism responds: HOLD.
Because meaning can arise not only within opposites.
MEANING IS BORN BETWEEN THEM.
WE ABOLISH THE MONOPOLY OF THE POSSIBLE
Water was assigned to the fish.
Air was assigned to the bird.
Form was assigned to the object.
The future was assigned time—time that has not yet come.
For centuries, culture has divided what exists according to the boundaries of its own experience.
But once a fish senses the possibility of flight—
it is not only the fish that will change.
The water will change.
Once a bird senses depth—
it is not only the bird that will change.
The air will change.
The environment will discover that its familiar state was merely one of many possibilities.
This is how new vision works.
THE IMPOSSIBLE IS THE POSSIBLE FOR WHICH VISION HAS NOT YET EMERGED.
Sobinarism does not flee from reality into fantasy.
It expands reality to the full extent of its possibilities.
DO NOT CREATE. REVEAL.
For too long, we have called the artist a creator.
But the world is overflowing with what we are not yet able to discern.
Forms before form.
Images before image.
Objects before the object.
The future within the present.
An artist does not necessarily have to produce yet another thing.
He can perform a rarer act:
to discover presence where previous vision saw absence.
And to allow it to manifest.
The artist becomes not only a creator of images.
He becomes a revealer of worlds.
To reveal does not mean to invent.
TO REVEAL MEANS TO ALLOW WHAT IS ALREADY PRESENT TO BECOME VISIBLE.
THE FUTURE WILL NOT COME
Stop waiting for it.
The future isn’t just around the corner of history.
It is scattered throughout the present.
In relationships that don’t yet have a name.
In structures we mistake for noise.
In possibilities that haven’t yet taken shape.
In states that culture hasn’t yet learned to distinguish.
We are already moving through the future.
And we call it the future only because we are not yet able to see it in its entirety.
THE FUTURE DOES NOT ARRIVE.
THE FUTURE MANIFESTS ITSELF.
THE DIGITAL AGE HAS ALREADY BEGUN
Not with the computer.
Not with the internet.
Not with artificial intelligence.
The digital age begins where the digital ceases to be merely a tool and becomes a state of human existence.
Code plays a role in choice.
Algorithms—in perception.
Information—in memory.
The digital environment—in shaping reality.
We are already inside it.
Therefore, to portray the Digital Age as the future is to be too late.
IT IS ALREADY HERE.
But a vast part of it remains intangible.
It acts before it becomes visible.
It is present before it takes on a form.
This is precisely where the realm of the art of manifestation begins.
BEYOND THE IMAGE
The cave gave humanity an image.
The Renaissance turned the painting into a window.
Photography stripped painting of its monopoly on likeness.
Modernism shattered the window.
The avant-garde liberated form.
Non-representational art freed art from the object.
THE ART OF MANIFESTATION
THE WORLD BEYOND THE VISIBLE.
The world changed before our vision did.
We have entered the Digital Age while continuing to see through the eyes of the material age.
We see the screen—but we do not see the environment.
We see the machine—but not the state.
We see the image—but not the space from which it arises.
We have surrounded ourselves with the digital and decided that the digital is technology.
No.
Technology is merely a shell.
Behind it, a different environment of reality already exists.
We call it—CIFRAT.
Cifrat is the ether of the digital state of the environment.
It does not represent the world.
It precedes representation.
There is no definitive object in it yet, but the possibility of form already exists.
There exist relationships without bodies.
Structures without names.
Images before the image.
Objects before the object.
THE INVISIBLE NO LONGER MEANS THAT WHICH DOES NOT EXIST.
THE ABSENCE OF AN OBJECT WAS NOT THE END
The 20th century brought about the necessary rupture.
Kandinsky freed form from the obligation to imitate the visible.
Malevich took this break to the point of non-objectivity.
The object ceased to be a prerequisite for art.
It was a great gesture.
But one cannot repeat the same gesture indefinitely.
We do not intend to destroy the object a second time.
We are interested in another question:
WHAT EXISTS BEFORE IT BECOMES AN OBJECT?
This is where Sobinarism begins.
We are not bringing back the object.
We are bringing back objectivity.
Not back—to the thing.
Forward—toward the possibility of its emergence.
Not toward an image.
Toward manifestation.
The non-objective is not necessarily the absence of an object.
THE NON-OBJECTIVE IS ITS STATE BEFORE MANIFESTATION.
This is how non-objective objectivity arises.
Form has not yet become a thing, but it has already ceased to be nothing.
It is not yet visible—but it is already present.
It has not yet been named—but the possibility of its emergence already exists.
WE DECLARE THE END OF THE DICTATORSHIP OF “OR”
The old culture divided the world into opposites.
Exists or does not exist.
Matter or void.
Nature or technology.
Human or machine.
Yes or no.
0 or 1.
We step between them.
0 — ◊ — 1
◊ — Cubit.
Not the middle.
Not a compromise.
Not reconciliation.
HELD POSSIBILITY.
A state in which one is still capable of becoming the other.
Where choice has not yet destroyed the other paths.
Where meaning has not yet solidified into a final answer.
The old world demands: CHOOSE.
Sobinarism responds: HOLD.
Because meaning can arise not only within opposites.
MEANING IS BORN BETWEEN THEM.
WE ABOLISH THE MONOPOLY OF THE POSSIBLE
Water was assigned to the fish.
Air was assigned to the bird.
Form was assigned to the object.
The future was assigned time—time that has not yet come.
For centuries, culture has divided what exists according to the boundaries of its own experience.
But once a fish senses the possibility of flight—
it is not only the fish that will change.
The water will change.
Once a bird senses depth—
it is not only the bird that will change.
The air will change.
The environment will discover that its familiar state was merely one of many possibilities.
This is how new vision works.
THE IMPOSSIBLE IS THE POSSIBLE FOR WHICH VISION HAS NOT YET EMERGED.
Sobinarism does not flee from reality into fantasy.
It expands reality to the full extent of its possibilities.
DO NOT CREATE. REVEAL.
For too long, we have called the artist a creator.
But the world is overflowing with what we are not yet able to discern.
Forms before form.
Images before image.
Objects before the object.
The future within the present.
An artist does not necessarily have to produce yet another thing.
He can perform a rarer act:
to discover presence where previous vision saw absence.
And to allow it to manifest.
The artist becomes not only a creator of images.
He becomes a revealer of worlds.
To reveal does not mean to invent.
TO REVEAL MEANS TO ALLOW WHAT IS ALREADY PRESENT TO BECOME VISIBLE.
THE FUTURE WILL NOT COME
Stop waiting for it.
The future isn’t just around the corner of history.
It is scattered throughout the present.
In relationships that don’t yet have a name.
In structures we mistake for noise.
In possibilities that haven’t yet taken shape.
In states that culture hasn’t yet learned to distinguish.
We are already moving through the future.
And we call it the future only because we are not yet able to see it in its entirety.
THE FUTURE DOES NOT ARRIVE.
THE FUTURE MANIFESTS ITSELF.
THE DIGITAL AGE HAS ALREADY BEGUN
Not with the computer.
Not with the internet.
Not with artificial intelligence.
The digital age begins where the digital ceases to be merely a tool and becomes a state of human existence.
Code plays a role in choice.
Algorithms—in perception.
Information—in memory.
The digital environment—in shaping reality.
We are already inside it.
Therefore, to portray the Digital Age as the future is to be too late.
IT IS ALREADY HERE.
But a vast part of it remains intangible.
It acts before it becomes visible.
It is present before it takes on a form.
This is precisely where the realm of the art of manifestation begins.
BEYOND THE IMAGE
The cave gave humanity an image.
The Renaissance turned the painting into a window.
Photography stripped painting of its monopoly on likeness.
Modernism shattered the window.
The avant-garde liberated form.
Non-representational art freed art from the object.
The digital age has confronted us with a reality that
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