by Marcel Paquet · tapa dura · ISBN 9789686285246
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«Zúñiga: la abstracción sensible» is Marcel Paquet's essay on the aesthetics of Francisco Zúñiga's work, in hardcover (109 pages, in Spanish).
An essay on aesthetics focused on Francisco Zúñiga's work and his «abstracción sensible»: the way his sculptures of human figures, often with cloaks and a contemplative attitude, synthesize form and emotion. Marcel Paquet offers a critical reading that places the sculptor's work within twentieth-century art.
The translation is by Marcela Zúñiga; the French original is «L'abstraction sensible». Includes illustrations, some in color.
Aimed at readers interested in art criticism, twentieth-century sculpture, and the work of Francisco Zúñiga.
Marcel Paquet was a Belgian philosopher. The most important influences on his thought were Spinoza, Kant, Hegel, Nietzsche, Heidegger and Michel Foucault.
