Lee Ji-hoon: The aesthetics of existence
The book that philosopher Michelle Foucault considered about the aesthetics of existence, which is the art that brings his life into one piece. I've been writing for three years since the winter of 2003, and I'm putting together a piece of work that I'd written in my new life. We've been exploring the journey of life and beauty, with a compass to paint the work of life. Today's art, plagued by over-expression, is locked in a narrow framework, with no author himself becoming the subject and no artist himself being the subject of the art. The audience has to deal with this in a sense of indifference and unmovement. The book attracts the aesthetics of existence to this point. The fact that beings belong to the world but the world does not belong to them, and therefore the world is outside of us and it's more important than not to have any strings in it. The aesthetics of existence, as they look at the ideas of the wildlings and the animals, and share the stories of the intestinal worm and put a human face on an orchid, allow us to meet the chapter that shows the possibility of Francis bacon' undrawn infinite self-organization. They also think of the noise of the city as a time of strength, driven to the outskirts, but still the life of the town-bound sculptor and the homeless who live in the center of Seoul.
Korean title: 존재의 미학
Korean author: 이지훈
Korean publisher: 이학사
ISBN-13: 9788961471138












