Gosenica (Vpliv podobe narave)

Grum, Daša (author), Furlan, Tomaž (mentor)

Moja misel o skulpturi gosenice izhaja iz ideje mišljenja in fantazije o ustvarjanju novega sveta, kjer je vse nasprotno realnosti, ki jo poznamo. Poudariti sem hotela prepoznavne lastnosti nekega bitja in ga spremeniti, da postane ogledalo realnosti. V diplomski nalogi sem na kratko opisala temo posnemanja in transformacije podobe živali iz narave. Raziskovala sem, kako se je posnemanje sploh začelo in kako je napredovalo, se razvijalo skozi misli različnih mislecev in filozofov. To sem povezala z zgodovino umetnosti ter poiskala povezavo med človekom in živaljo. Temo sem povezala tudi z antropocentrizmom, kjer človek misli, da je center vsega sveta. Skulpturo gosenice sem si izbrala iz več razlogov. Predstavlja rast in spremembo v življenju, saj se gosenica preobrazi v metulja in ima drugačno, novo življenje. Svet vidi skozi dve različni fazi življenja in dojemanja v njenem omejenem življenjskem ciklu na zemlji. Z velikostjo skulpture sem spremenila nedolžnost male gosenice iz narave, jo postavila v prostor, kjer jo lahko občudujemo na drugačen način. Zdaj je vloga gledalca, da odloči, ali mu je ta gosenica kot podoba znanega blizu ali ne.

• Language: Slovenian
• Keywords: Kiparstvo, žival, mimesis, povečava, antropocentrizem, diplomska naloga
• Work type: Bachelor thesis/paper
• Organization: ALUO - Academy of Fine Arts and Design
• Year: 2023
• PID: 20.500.12556/RUL-149933
• Publication date in RUL: 12.09.2023

Secondary language

• Language: English
• Title: Caterpillar (Influence of the image of nature)

Abstract

My thought about the caterpillar sculpture comes from the idea of thinking and fantasy about creating a new world where everything is the opposite of the reality we know. I wanted to emphasize the recognizable features of a creature and change it to become a mirror of reality. In my diploma, I touched on the topic of imitation and transformation of the image of animals from nature. I researched how imitation began in the first place and how it progressed, developed through the thoughts of various intellectuals and philosophers. I connected this with the history of art and looked for the connection between man and animal. I also connected the topic with anthropocentrism, where man thinks he is the center of the whole world. I chose the caterpillar sculpture for several reasons. It represents growth and change in life, as the caterpillar transforms into a butterfly and has a different, new life. She sees the world through two distinct phases of life and perception in her limited life cycle on earth. With the size of the sculpture, I changed the innocence of the small caterpillar from nature and placed it in a space where it can be admired in a different way. Now it is the role of the viewer to decide whether this caterpillar is close to him as an image of the familiar or not.

• Keywords: Sculpture, animal, mimesis, enlargement, anthropocentrism, BA thesis