Más que formas

In contrast to the stylistic and sterilizing excesses that are frequently incurred in assessing the work of art in terms of formal conquests, artistic creation possesses a vital complexity that should not be avoided. This book proposes the approach of five veins in which life intersects with art: the significance of the artist's workshop, the survival of masks in modern centuries, the possibility of a poetics of existence, the links between art and utopia and, finally, the drawings of Unica Zür, five crossroads in which the irreducibility of the artistic to its aesthetic domestications becomes clear. More than forms, he directs his steps towards the dimensions of modern art that do not allow themselves to be objectified. Where not everything becomes evidence.