Title: Lo bello & lo sublime
Description: Artistic proposals of 14 Chilean artists in which a state of reality and nature is reflected. Inspired by the theory of the German philosopher Immanuel Kant on the beautiful and the sublime, the works that make up the exhibition bring an exploration into that endless universe of ideas altered by human experiences. The theory of this German philosopher has in his speech a strong rootedness in art; About how the sensitive world is perceived through factors such as image and aesthetic, which unleash certain feelings that end up leading the human being to the beautiful that enchants and the sublime that moves. The exhibited works can be interpreted as evidence of the contextual similarities between Chile and Colombia, through works that were influenced by social and political aspects, being the exploration of some materials and the way of interpreting, which stands out in the work of Chilean artists.
Subjects: Chilean Art, Exhibitions, Modern Art, Sublime, The, in art
People: Angela Wilson, Andrés Vio (1973-), Eugenia Vargas (1949-), Pedro Tyler (1975-), Francisco Peró (1981-), Catalina Prado Browne, Teresa Ortúzar, Carolina Oltra, Lorenzo Moya, Catalina Mena Ürmény (1971-), Alicia Larraín Chaux, Hernán Gana (1969-), Amelia Errázuriz (1961-), Rodrigo Bruna (1971-)
Time periods: 21st century