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SUMMARY:Marlow Moss: Consciousness of the Universe
LOCATION:Westchester Regional\nWestchester Regional
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DESCRIPTION:Experience an exhibition that explores the profound relationsh
 ip between human consciousness and universal order through geometric abstr
 action and conceptual form. Created in response to the writings and artist
 ic vision of British constructivist Marlow Moss\, Rafael Montilla expands 
 on Moss' view of art as uniquely human by exploring our evolving identity 
 within the universe. For more information\, please contact the branch at 3
 05-553-1134 or gonzalezja@mdpls.org. All Ages..\nhttps://mdpls.libnet.info
 /event/13992117
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>This exhibition features a series of two-d
 imensional (2D) artworks by Rafael Montilla\, created in response to the w
 ritings and artistic vision of British constructivist Marlow Moss. Through
  geometric abstraction and conceptual form\, Montilla explores Moss&rsquo\
 ;s core belief that art expresses the profound relationship between human 
 consciousness and universal order.</p>\n<p>In 1932\, Moss wrote\, "Natural
  forms contain\, in effect\, an element of an unchanging and universal tru
 th&hellip\; Their true value is therefore not found in their visible form 
 but in the relation that exists between this form and the universe&hellip\
 ; [I aim] to construct pure plastic art that will be able to express in to
 tality the artist's consciousness of the universe."</p>\n<p>For Moss\, art
  is not simply emotional or decorative &mdash\; it is a mental and spiritu
 al act. It reflects the artist&rsquo\;s awareness of the world\, serving a
 s a bridge between the self and the cosmos. Moss believed that art is uniq
 uely human\, not existing outside of us but rather emerging from our inner
  engagement with existence.</p>\n<p>Montilla&rsquo\;s 2D works in Marlow M
 oss: Consciousness of the Universe continue this line of inquiry. His artw
 orks are reflections of harmony\, transformation and our evolving identity
  within the universe. The cube\, a recurring motif in his practice\, symbo
 lizes equilibrium and interconnection.</p>\n<p>Montilla believes his art i
 s a dedicated pursuit of humanity&rsquo\;s conscious evolution\, aiming to
  foster a more harmonious and sustainable world. He draws inspiration from
  Native American philosophies across various continents and from his ances
 tors and integrates both natural and technological elements to reflect the
  public&rsquo\;s shifting relationship with the world. Montilla also uses 
 artificial intelligence as a creative tool\, expanding the possibilities o
 f human thought and expression.</p>\n<p>The connection between Moss and Mo
 ntilla is one of shared purpose. Both seek to uncover universal truths thr
 ough abstraction\, and both use art as a means of understanding and reshap
 ing the human experience.</p>\nhttps://mdpls.libnet.info/event/13992117
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