A visual synthesis of Vibrism, Archetypes and Metamorphosis

VISIONS

Three artistic expressions. One enquiry.

Painting generates a perceptual field.

The individual enters into a relationship with the work.

The matrix of the artwork can then extend into space and take on new forms.

Vibrism · Archetypes · Metamorphosis

A work by Matteo Ferretti: the matter, gesture and rhythm of Vibrism

VIBRISM

Art as frequency.

Colour, gesture and rhythm build a living presence.

The composition guides the eye, generates tension and alters perception.

The encounter between artwork, individual and space gives shape to the field.

Vibrism is the language of the field.

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A central presence and the ten archetypes of the Archetypes system

ARCHETYPES

Recognisable forces.

An artwork can bring something to the surface that a person recognises within their own experience.

Memory, sensitivity, aspiration and identity all take part in that encounter.

The Archetype gives a name to the force that becomes recognisable.

The artwork manifests the Archetype.

The individual recognises it.

The space amplifies it.

ARTWORK · INDIVIDUAL · SPACE

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Metamorphosis: works and object within an exhibition space

METAMORPHOSIS

When painting moves into space.

The matrix of an artwork can extend through light, movement, digital surfaces, objects and architecture.

Painting remains the origin.

The form changes.

The identity of the work remains recognisable.

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A visual synthesis of Vibrism, Archetypes and Metamorphosis

Three distinct movements. One enquiry.

Vibrism describes the field generated by painting.

Archetypes gives form to recognition.

Metamorphosis extends the matrix of the artwork into space and experience.

The artwork opens a perceptual field.

Recognition opens an inner threshold.

The experience leads elsewhere.

A work by Matteo Ferretti as a presence within a contemporary space

Everything begins with the artwork.

Perception, recognition and expansion all begin with painting.

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