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From: oppizzi@butterfly.inria.fr (Olivier Oppizzi)
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Subject: Re: Image syntax
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Date: 15 Apr 91 17:27:07 GMT
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I have much more taste on arts than knowing.
I have all the same worked on it, especially about "art and science
in the early of our century".
I practice a little too.

And my opinion is that art is an interpretation of the reality of both our mind and our body. Feelings flash through cognitive and sensitive filters; and afterwards
you sometimes need represent them.
I don't think emotion for instance is art.
I think art arises from mind and senses.
In what way ? I have no ansmer. Let's have a little talk anyway...

Human mental approach is conceptual and may be formalized by rules.
Or may be not.
To know, we have to think of it.
Picasso painted what he knew of a face, all sides on the same picture at the same position.
Cognitive psychologist can help to understand artists.
Semiotic for example afforded to build such rules. A result is true if it fits with enough rules. If we reverse semiotic, our thinking items become signs.

Is that much more difficult for our senses ?
A certain music, so a certain formalism, brings fear, another brings joy...
But whatever they bring, those musics mean. And once they have been detect, our
reversed semiotic is able to produce the matching sign !!!

In an effort to built sets of rules, I believe structure does matter above all.
What we should put in it depends on centuries, cultures, ourselves...
"Move" means a lot for an artist.
It must mean something for rules...





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