Artworks' Bodies
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https://doi.org/10.5278/ojs.jos.v5i1.3301Abstract
In this paper, I shed some light on specific kind of experiences when the appreciator takes the artwork as having a body. I shall propose a framework which allows to conceptualise artworks’ bodily dimension and which says something nontrivial about artworks and our relationship to them. I argue that some artworks are able to cast a specific sort of aesthetic atmosphere connected with their physical nature as well as appreciator’s somatic consciousness. The existence of such atmospheres might be a reason for shifting our understanding of artworks and human relations to them.
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