Thursday, 24 October 2013

the desert of the real

authenticity of real gives meaning to the reality

quote from Oscar Wilde

"most people are other people. their thoughts are someone else's opinions their lives a mimicry,their passions a quotation"

my thought of this?  yes many people have there own opinions which usually gathers in to the same opinion but you are your own person that has a voice and may have different opinions, maybe about the same subject or another you mite agree with the same thing but till a curtain point. also your thoughts could be right or wrong.

Mary Kelly, in art in theory

the production of authenticity requires more than an aether for the object it extracts the truth of the authorial discourse.

it requires more the the author yes. it requires the audience also to say if its original and to argues why and what makes it so. 


Walter Benjamin talks about the Mona Lisa being in the room and ones its been reproduces it excites in one then one play so its not now the original because of that.
yes this is true in a way but every ones knows that these  copy's are in fact a copy's unless you don't know then you can say that a copy can be a originals and even that hard because we have professions that know the difference that can tell.  


Mary Kelly

it is no longer a question of good art, but of serious artist.


with the matrix the characters in the matrix start to know that they are in matrix, and Borges says they wouldn't know, its all part of the same reality.

Disney land becomes a copy of the out side.


then you these shells of people

ofentic non ofentic reality non reality  


matrix scene of Syther in the restaurant. the meaning about this scene? does reality matter syther knows that the steak hes eating is fake but still enjoys it. he unhappy with his really life so he wants another life in a fake world, and with his memory erased will now be comes real.


British museum Egyptian displays we are digging people up so after time we still believe in them

wants you get copy's of copy's then things gets inauthentic.

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