Spirit of Boz

[Segment 32, p.5 LB] : « Andy Warhol had worked well : with Pop Art, he had made a “tour de force” in creating a popular art aimed to the elite. A paradox. »

(The previous paragraph from GCB (Great Commentary Book) dealt with the role of money in art field.)

Hence the idea to fight evil by evil.

In “XXX”, we had seen the primitivism movement could find its wind-up in a return to sacredness. On the same occasion, we had also mentioned our own implication in Pop Art. This, without further precisions, letting the reader unsatisfied. For how to cross “primitivism” with “Pop Art” without betraying them or, worse, becoming ridiculous.

Indeed, how ?

HOW ?

It’s simple : in drawing.

First we draw a line representing Boz and its spirituality (1).

scheme 1

Then we draw another line representing Boz’s implication in the world (2).

scheme 2

Finally we draw a third line representing our implication in Pop Art (3).

scheme 3

But what do we find in “3” then ?

In a first approximation, one of the plastic dimensions of the Book of Boz, “World’s Spume”, from which some works will be namely quoted.

Fine.

But what else can be found in ?

The “in a first approximation” statement implies a further developpement,  with some precisions for support.

Indeed.

It’s perfectly right.

What does it mean ?

Answer : a new kind of “work of art”, deeply implicated in the civil society and assumedly intended to complete Pop Art tendency.

Namely ?

Namely, a profit company aimed at generating some profit, but conceived from the start, from the roots, as a ready-made.

To fully understand the issues of it, let’s see its Manifesto.

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