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The Senses Aesthetics, in other Words Body as a Storage Medium
Philosophical Discourses 1:419-431 (2019)
Abstract
The subject matter of the article is focused on the senses in contemporary art. The author tries to find universal (or all-embracing) theory of senses aesthetics, which is totally new experience in contemporary art. Very important place in this article takes also body, which is undestand, especially by the artist, as a storage medium. Because body is as phenomenological presence.Links
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