Art in the sense that Art is outside

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Augustine Saint for some sacred for others but definitely a great philosopher said that if you ask me what time is I don't know and if you don't ask me I know. The perception of time is theoretically impossible because we are inside it. However perhaps there is no other concept so difficult to understand which is at the same time constantly present both in our minds and in our lives. And the reason is that time is defined takes shape for us by death. That is from the end of visible time. Andre Malraux says that with this embodied consciousness of old age and inevitable death very few things communicated. Undoubtedly religion did it but so does the time of life. It was before us and it will be after us.The work of art may not work in the same way for every generation but the fact is that it exists and it works.

Therefore Art all Art is connected to time. The latter is a component of it. And her unhooking e-commerce photo editing from him weakens her as he necessarily continues relentlessly. Photography however has a privileged relationship with time because it is the only art form that uses it as its content. In fact when all the arts are connected with time photography almost willingly or not has it as its main subject. Photography was born because there is time. That's why every attempt made by many photographers to take it away from her only produces a weaker result. Time is the backbone of photography. The ways in which Photography tangles with time are many and often parallel. Each photo constitutes a piece of pure time.



The click makes possible what our eye cannot. It isolates a piece from the continuous flow of life. In fact it isolates a specific corner of a small slice of time. In other words he visually does something like what Borges's tragic hero Irenaeus Funes attempted mentally when he tried to give a numerical today we would say digital identity to every thing in the world at every moment. It took a long time for people to understand that the power of Photography as well as the attraction and fascination it exerts derives from its relation to time and not from its verisimilitude. The predominance of cinema indirectly provided an answer since it did not ddone if the essence lay in verisimilitude.