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Even though the inventive impulse surges in rebel opposed to daily fact, breaking via its confines, it makes pacts with that reality’s crucial legislation and returns to it to modulate its feel. actually, it really is via praxis that mind's eye and creative inventiveness transmute the important matters of existence, giving them human degree. yet even as art’s concept imbues existence with aesthetic feel, which lifts human adventure to the religious. inside those views paintings launches messages of particularly human internal propulsions, strivings, beliefs, nostalgia, yearnings prosaic and poetic, profane and sacral, useful and perfect, whereas status on the fragile borderline of everydayness and inventive event. Art’s inventive perduring constructs are intentional marks of the classy value attributed to the flux of human lifestyles and replicate the human quest for repose. They mediate verbal exchange and participation in spirit and maintain the relative continuity of tradition and background
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3 Pérez Gómez, Alberto, Built Upon Love: Architectural Longing After Ethics and Aesthetics (Cambridge, MA : MIT Press, c2006), p. 208. 4 Translation in, Cafer Efendi. J. Brill, 1987), p. 73; The original Turkish text is published in, Cafer Efendi. Risâle-i mimâriyye: transcription by ˙I. Aydin Yüksel (˙Istanbul Fetih Cemiyeti, Istanbul, Turkey, 2005), p. , 1987, p. 69. 6 Gadamer, Hans Georg, The Relevance of the Beautiful and Other Essays, trans. 33. , 2005, pp. 18–20. , 2005, pp. 20–21. , 2005, pp.
It is what remains beyond words in a society; yet, it is what they took pleasure in looking at and touching in an intoxicated state; still, it is that which cannot be described fully by Cafer Efendi other than poetic expressions and divine connections. We are able to engage with the lived experiences of the past through such literary works. The message arriving as light, colors, textures, and sounds from history, once the means of orientation in the world for human beings, only might obliquely reflect the idea behind the image unless a participant becomes a listener while witnessing its unfolding through a phenomenological experience of space as in the instance of the architect’s close friend Cafer Efendi.
22 Ibidem, pp. 19–20. 23 See Andrieu, B. “Embodying the Chimera: Biotechnology and Subjectivity,” in Signs of Life. Bio Art and Beyond, ed. E. Kac. op. , p. 67. 24 See Tomasula, S. “Genetic Art and the Aesthetics of Biology,” op. , p. 140. 25 See: Eco, U. The Open Work, tr. A. Cancogni (Harvard University Press, 1989). 26 Robey, D. “Introduction,” in, The Open Work, ed. U. Eco. op. , p. 14. 27 See Andrews, L. B. “Art as a Public Policy Medium,” in Sings of Life. Bio Art and Beyond, ed. E. Kac. op.