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6 / QWEST COLLECTION
the QWEST
collection
When asked to define himself,
Pasolini replied:
an infinite.
A BRIEF OVERVIEW
In ‘Posthumous Fragments’, Nietzsche speaks of the body
as an ‘unheard-of community of living beings’,
a plural entity made up of ‘spirits’,
‘souls’ or ‘forces’ in perpetual interaction.
It forms an ‘aristocracy’ in the sense that certain beings in the body
are dominant and others dominated.
A psycho-diversity is emerging, and with it
a considerable expansion of fields of consciousness.
What if the fragility of our representations
our dazzlement in the face of reality?
Paul Qwest, who is close to scientific culture, is the curator of all the work presented here, and claims this activity as an Art in its own right. A former art history teacher, he is also a writer and collector. He establishes the coherence of the various productions in the form of meaningful ensembles, subject by subject.
What makes a ‘work’ is based on the interactions between the components of the arrangements. The aim is to broaden the meaning of the composition, like a film montage through relational art, in much the same way as the juxtaposition of words in a sentence produces meaning.