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“The conscience is the last
phase of the evolution of the organic system, by consequence, it is also what
is less finished and less strong in this system.” [1]
The 3, say the
Chinese, is a perfect number, the expression of totality, of conclusion: nothing
can be added to it. “The fundamental
reason of this ternary universal phenomena must be undoubtly searched within a
metaphisic of the composed and contingent being, in a global vision of
unity-complexity of all beings in nature, and that is summarized in the three
phases of existence: birth, growth, death.” [2] This phenomena also derives from the
mathematical representation of the concept of the reproduction of species: 1 +
1 = 3.
Three series of
nine photographs each are presented, around the question of individual
conscience:
1. From the lights
of which life is made of and the objects that they lit in a certain way. What
are they? Illusions? Revelations? Access doors to enlightenment?
2. The body is
finite. Is there an equal path to conscience? Does it access to enlightenment
ou just simply renews itself?
3. The conscience
contemplates the ideas, as thought by Plato, returns to its essence, melting
with the most infinate particles of the Universe? And how does one photograph
conscience?
Miguel Leitão
Jardim, 2018.
in “Dictionary of the
Symbols”, J. Chevalier and A. Gheerbrant, 1997, pp. 654-657, ed. Reader’s
Circle.
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| Series II |
1 Feburary - 28 March 2019
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