Iron Pluma

>> DefinitionNo0823.04 “Es ist was es ist…“ << The visual is not a photo montage (the special claim to the postulate of authenticity). A photo of the behind-the-glass installation as well as the reflection of the title of the exhibition “What is Love? From Amor to Tinder ”in the Kunsthalle Bremen 2018. To this end, aphorism 180715 was implemented, which summed up the visit to the exhibition the reason for the many years of my visits to Bremen. • • • For a better perception: click on it • • •

About Instinct • Logos is the River of Time. | Aphorism by Iron Pluma A Statement on the responsibility: Instinct prevents the madness, one can oppose the laws of the logos, without consequences. a) In the fragments of Heraclitus has the expression of logos a prominent role and is classically interpreted as one the world through acting natural law. b) Plato abstracted the expression logos then to the extent, that it is used with the meaning of "representation" or "explanation" as a philosophical vocabulary, but without to play a role in a central position. c) Aristotle used logos eg. in the sense of "definition". d) The Stoa sees in logos a rational principle of the ordered cosmos, a dormant origin, from which it is apparent all activities. He constituted both, the "causality" as well as an act-consequence relationship. • • • For a better perception: click on it • • •

PremonitionNo5 Premonition by Rainer Maria Rilke • • • For a better perception: click on it • • •

Art is not a Crime | A Homage to Gustave Courbet Art is the origin of the cognitive - in this sense, the origin of the world! A hurricane of all that makes up mankind. Kunst ist der Ursprung des Kognitiven – in diesem Sinn, der Ursprung der Welt! Ein Wirbelsturm all dessen, was Menscheit ausmacht! • • • For a better perception: click on it • • •

VanishingPoint No16.1 “If the way is the goal, does not count the time – but the moment when you find yourself.“ | Aphorism by Iron Pluma • • • For a better perception: click on it • • •

LaLiberté “The mind is free only if it ceases to be hold.“ | Aphorism by Franz Kafka • • • For a better perception: click on it • • •