ART FRONTIERS: TERMINUS AND LIMEN
Abstract
In the era we live in, the proposed theme is recognisably topical. Between positivity and negativity - dominant in the West -, sunk in all kinds of sensory requests required by the means of production of mass hyper-consumption to achieve instant pleasure, superficiality and excess, we have decided to draw on the reflections of someone who has spent most of his life addressing these issues. And he did so in a singular, unique way. We would like to point out that the following quotations are literal translations of the Spanish texts.
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Mendanha, A. (2025). ART FRONTIERS: TERMINUS AND LIMEN. Design/Arts/Culture, 5(1), 96–109. https://doi.org/10.12681/dac.38877
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