Marjaneh Souzankar; Mohammadreza Rikhtegaran; Shamsolmolouk Mostafavi
Abstract
Heidegger believed that the essence of Art is the manifestation of unconcealment and he believed that what makes possible Art as Genuine Art is the essence of Art. He believed that Art in ancient Greece was linked to the realization of unconcealment and possessed by the possibility of existence, but ...
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Heidegger believed that the essence of Art is the manifestation of unconcealment and he believed that what makes possible Art as Genuine Art is the essence of Art. He believed that Art in ancient Greece was linked to the realization of unconcealment and possessed by the possibility of existence, but with the onset of the metaphysical age and over several stages, its connection with its essence has been disrupted and strayed from the possibility of existence. In other words, Heidegger considers the separation of Art from its essence, not suddenly, but slowly and gradually. This process began from Mimesis in Plato’s and Aristotelian ideas and continued to the concept of Aesthetics Experience in the early modern era. But he attributes the complete separation of Art from its essence to the later era of the modern age, a period when art has diminished to Artistic Occupations and has found itself as Technic. In his view, driving art into the realm of Technic has caused that genuine art departs from the possibility of existence.
