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Engraving on fossil stone - Hand-signed by the artist // El mapa de Miranda y la disciplina de Nietzsche by Joseph Kosuth, created in 2004, is an engraving on fossil stone. This artwork features fossilized patterns intricately embedded within the stone, overlaid with Spanish text passages. The contrast between the organic, natural textures and the intellectual rigor of the engraved text evokes a contemplation of time, philosophy, and the materiality of knowledge. Kosuth’s use of fossil stone reflects his conceptual approach, merging natural history with philosophical discourse, challenging the viewer to explore the temporal layers within the physical and intellectual realms.
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Engraving on fossil stone - Hand-signed by the artist // El mapa de Miranda y la disciplina de Nietzsche by Joseph Kosuth, created in 2004, is an engraving on fossil stone. This artwork features fossilized patterns intricately embedded within the stone, overlaid with Spanish text passages. The contrast between the organic, natural textures and the intellectual rigor of the engraved text evokes a contemplation of time, philosophy, and the materiality of knowledge. Kosuth’s use of fossil stone reflects his conceptual approach, merging natural history with philosophical discourse, challenging the viewer to explore the temporal layers within the physical and intellectual realms.
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