Art without a grave

a debate between spaces and times

Abstract

The purpose of this essay is to offer an original and unconventional reflection, structured as a descriptive and rational narrative, encompassing the arts and related fields. Thinking and living are intrinsically interconnected dimensions. We live, and through living, thoughts, ideas, and concerns emerge that intertwine, revealing new ways of thinking. Art and death are philosophical reflections. Since the dawn of humanity, death has been the primary concern of human beings. Art serves to minimize social disruption, reduce suffering, and call for greater awareness. It is within this context that the need arises to unravel the persuasion and motivation that art holds in philosophy. Thus, a new mode of conception emerges that can be called modern and decadent. It is a meditation permeated by the aesthetics of death and art, quite profound and specific. All complex circumstances, in a way, reflect the human condition and society. Although we are defenders of life and beauty, this concept proposes reflecting on and questioning values, beliefs, behaviors, and cultural norms, exploring comedy within tragedy and delving deeper into feelings about death and art as a mirror of the complexities of existence.