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Title: How flat is darkness?
Authors: Olaio, António 
Issue Date: 2019
Publisher: Colégio das Artes, Universidade de Coimbra
Serial title, monograph or event: Na sombra do Quadrado Negro
Place of publication or event: Coimbra
Abstract: Is Malevich’s “Black Square” black? Is it really a square? Was it really meant to be a square? If we think of it not as being black but, instead, as an attempt to represent the darkest shade of dark, maybe we can go somewhere else, our mind going forward and backwards at the same time. Forward, as we might feel we’re in the process of finding a new meaning for it, at least to ourselves. Or backwards, if we feel we are in the process of finding out what it was meant to be, or even what it turned out to be, just after it was made and beyond that, having it reached somewhere in time a stable state, or having reached a transitory state before becoming something else.
URI: https://hdl.handle.net/10316/87753
ISBN: 978-989-54332-1-6
Rights: openAccess
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