by ivan
ladislav galeta
Poštovani,
Molim vas nemojte se uznemiriti
što me evo opet. Vjerujte, sve smo poduzeli da nam se Vladan svakako javi, ali da
nam se ne dogodi onaj
globalno-prošireni
nesporazum.
Ovom prigodom, umjesto serije
e-mailart
koja je naprasno završila četrdesetosmim brojem, otvaram novu, tako zvanu e-mail noart.
Ovim prvim e-mail noart om No1
predlažem 29. veljače
kao dan suzdržavanja od umjetničkog stvaralaštva na planetu Zemlja,
pod nazivom:
NOART EARTH DAY
„Ima velikih čina, kao što je kamena sjekira
ili izum parnoga stroja ili pletenje prve košare. Ima malih čina, kao što je
gradnja jedne kuće, rezbarenja jedne frule, ima nehotičnih očitovanja kao što
je dah i tjeranje komarca koji noću zuji. Ima zaigranih i bezbrižnih čina kao
kad se baci kamenčić u more ili kad se zviždi ili otrgne cvijet. Ali nema
nijednoga tako malog čina koji se nije dogodio u ime cijeloga čovječanstva, za
sva vremena, jednom za svagda i za cijelo čovječanstvo. Svaki čin odjekuje u
svijetu i taj se odjek čuje u univerzumu tisućama godina i nikad ne zamre.“
(Béla Hamvas: Scientia sacra I-III, str. 165,
Ceres 1995, prev.Jadranka Damjanov)
S poštovanjem,
Ivan Ladislav Galeta
Kraj Gornji
05.travnja (1722).
Dear
Sir or Madam,
Please
don’t get upset about my being here again. Believe me, we did
our
best to have Vladan get in touch with us, but not in that rather global and extended way.
On
this occasion, instead of the series e-mailart that finished abruptly with the forty-eighth number, I am starting up a new series, called e-mail noart.
In
this first e-mail noart in the series, No1,
I propose February 29
as a day of abstention from all kinds of creative art on Planet Earth
to
be entitled
NOART EARTH DAY
There are some great deeds, such as the
stone axe, the invention of the steam engine, the weaving of the first basket.
There are little deeds, such as the construction of the first house, the
carving of a flute, there are involuntary responses like driving away the
mosquito that buzzes in the night.
There are playful and carefree deeds like throwing a pebble into the sea
or whistling or plucking off a flower head.
But there is no deed so small that it does not happen in the name of the
whole of mankind, for all times, once and forever and for the whole of
mankind Every deed reverberates in the
world and this reverberation will be heard in the universe for thousands of
years and will never die down.
(Bela
Hamvas: Scientia sacra I-III, p. 165, Ceres 1995, from the Croatian translation
of Jadranka Damjanov).
Yours
faithfully,
Ivan
Ladislav Galeta
Kraj Gornji
5th April (1722)
„Svaki čin kreacije prvenstveno je čin razaranja.“
Pablo Picasso
Obzirom da si danas svatko može
uzeti pravo biti umjetnicom ili umjetnikom, zato čak nije potrebna ni posebna
naobrazba, u zadnje vrijeme postaje zabrinjavajućom činjenica kako isto tako
svatko može smatrati da upravo njezina/njegova djela zaslužuju biti sačuvana za
budućnost, čak i svojim cjelokupnim opusom.
Drugi razlog smatram još
delikatnijim, naime, u posljednje su se vrijeme znatno počeli „napuštati“
atelijerski prostori u kojima je stvaralaštvo postalo ne samo
„klaustrofobično“, već se došlo do spoznaje kako rad s neprirodnim, čak i
toksičnim materijalima sve više ugrožava zdravlje i duh. I tako je krenuo
„izlazak na svježi zrak“ gdje se malo
pomalo omasovila, tako zvana,
„landartistička aktivnost“, koja je
svojom neobuzdanom kreativnom „slobodom“ uzela tolikog maha, da ponegdje
poprima i zabrinjavajuće razmjere u što se možemo uvjeriti i na internetskim
stranicama.
I ne ulazeći ovdje u diskusiju
vrednovanja, je li je neki umjetnički proizvod remek djelo, što je u ovom
kontekstu sasvim nevažno, bojim se ako nastavimo s ovim umjetničkim
„uljepšavanjem“ netaknute prirode kao i masovnim nagomilavanjem umjetničkih
proizvoda, koji sami po sebi povlače izgradnju i adekvatnih „deponija“ za
njihovo odlaganje, da ćemo uskoro skončati kao i civilizacija Rapa Nuia.
Ivan Ladislav
Galeta
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"Every act of creation is first of all an act of
destruction."
Pablo Picasso
Because today anyone can claim the
right to be an artist, no special training
even being required, in recent times there has been a worrying trend for
everyone to think that it is exactly their works that need to be preserved for
the future, indeed, in the whole of their oeuvres.
I think the second reason even more
delicate, because in recent times there has been a mass exodus from the spaces
of studios, in which not only has creative work become claustrophobic but where
it has been understood that working with unnatural and indeed toxic materials
tends to jeopardise health and sanity.
And so getting out into the fresh air got under way, with what is called
land art becoming little by little a mass activity, and, in its unbridled
creative freedom, achieving such momentum that it will occasionally take on
troublesome
proportions, as you can easily find out on internet sites.
And without going into any
discussion about evaluation, about whether some art product is a masterpiece,
which in this context is absolutely unimportant, I am afraid that if we go on
with this artistic embellishment of unspoiled nature and with the mass
accumulation of art products, which inherently bring in their train the
construction of suitable depositories for their storage, we shall soon expire
like the civilisation of Rapa Nui.
Ivan
Ladislav Galeta
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