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Cogito ergo sum

Cogito ergo sum, it reads on what is probably the most famous work by German artist Rosemarie Trockel. In actual fact, it is not a painting but a frame containing a piece of knitting like Grandma used to do. The insight of Descartes meets feminine handiwork, through a subtly sophisticated critique of Cartesian dualism, which will not leave us alone...

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Dec 04, 2009 | Categories: Experiences | Tags: angela vettese, art, berni searle, birth, body, camera, cartesian, child, cogito, cogito ergo sum, creativity, daughter, descartes, experience, flour | Leave A Comment »

#1 Timetables and scoreboards

"There is a time for everything" was a common saying in the past; everything comes and goes. But what happens if time is beaten out by a rhythm tha... Read more

#27 The Culture of Listening

During a television interview, one of Italy’s leading cultural commentators Giovanni Sartori said ”these are certainly talkative times”. This i... Read more

#22 Kaizen

Editorial Eina realises that illustration has become an essential visual resource for the media (printed, audio-visual or digital medium), and has... Read more

"Where I am, makes me what I am"

Anonymous at Galleria illy London
“The time is always right to do the right thing”

Martin Luther King
"Liberty is about our rights to question everything".

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