William Anastasi: From Blind Drawings to Trompe-l’œil Photography
The Origins William Anastasi was born in 1933 in Philadelphia, a city experiencing significant cultural and artistic activity at the time. From a young age, Anastasi showed an interest in art, an inclination encouraged by his mother. However, his artistic education did not follow a traditional path. Anastasi was largely self-taught, developing his techniques and […]
John Gerrard: The Art of Real-Time Simulation
“The simulacrum is never that which conceals the truth; it is the truth that conceals there is none. The simulacrum is true.” — Jean Baudrillard John Gerrard is an Irish contemporary artist renowned for championing the use of simulation in art. Born in 1974, he blends a formal aesthetic with advanced technology, pioneering real-time 3D […]
The Confluence of Choreography and the Architecture of Movement: The Transformation of Ballet by William Forsythe
William Forsythe is not a figure confined by established boundaries; rather, he continuously redefines them, pushing the limits of choreography and dance into unexplored territories. His career began within the classical tradition, but Forsythe soon exhibited a creative restlessness toward the rigid confines of traditional ballet. Born in 1949 in New York, Forsythe displayed an […]
