The movement of miracles
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https://doi.org/10.5944/etfvii.4.2016.16553Keywords:
Renaissace painting, Masolino, Video-Art, Viola, Resurrection, to look / to contemplateAbstract
This text endevours to offer an analysis of Bill Viola’s work «Emergence» and the painting it is based on, a «Pieta» by Masolino. Both works will be submitted to a formal and narrative «close reading», in an attempt to follow the path of practice established by Mieke Bal.Downloads
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