Dragana Favre

Vladimir Veličković (1935-2019) is a Serbian-French painter whose oeuvre is characterized by fragmented bodies, suspended violence, and stark palettes of black, grey, white, and red.

Creativity is often idealized as the highest expression of the human spirit, the mark of civilization’s progress, the gift that lifts imagination beyond necessity. Yet its psychological roots are rarely questioned

Most biological entities in the natural world live, driven by the basic instinct of reproduction. Life sustains itself through the continuous renewal of generations, through the endless cycle of birth and death.

The experience of dreaming is inseparable from the experience of forgetting. On waking, one may hold a fragmentary image, a fading phrase, or an affect that resists symbolization, while the vast...

I first saw Yves Tanguy in my high school art textbook, an enigmatic, otherworldly image printed in matte ink, half-faded by handling and time. The surreal landscape struck me as strange, distant, almost...

What if meaning is not merely a human construction laid over a meaningless world, but something that precedes the world itself? In modern science and the dominant image of the universe, everything begins...