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A reminiscence of trigonometry, layered with playful doodles and handwritten definitions of knowledge, this work evokes the curious, imaginative world of school days. An excerpt from Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics, Book VII, Chapter 4, “The Sphere of Incontinence,” introduces a deeper reflection on the tension between knowledge, desire, and the choices we make. The juxtaposition of mathematical formulas, youthful doodles, and philosophical thought transforms a familiar classroom memory into a playful meditation on learning, reason, and human nature.Medium Details
Acrylic on Panel
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This artwork is owned by the artist, represented at T.H. Brennen Fine Art, Scottsdale, Arizona.
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Acrylic
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24 H x 19 W in
A reminiscence of trigonometry, layered with playful doodles and handwritten definitions of knowledge, this work evokes the curious, imaginative world of school days. An excerpt from Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics, Book VII,…
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About the artwork
A reminiscence of trigonometry, layered with playful doodles and handwritten definitions of knowledge, this work evokes the curious, imaginative world of school days. An excerpt from Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics, Book VII, Chapter 4, “The Sphere of Incontinence,” introduces a deeper reflection on the tension between knowledge, desire, and the choices we make. The juxtaposition of mathematical formulas, youthful doodles, and philosophical thought transforms a familiar classroom memory into a playful meditation on learning, reason, and human nature.Medium Details
Acrylic on Panel
Condition
Provenance
This artwork is owned by the artist, represented at T.H. Brennen Fine Art, Scottsdale, Arizona.
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Maya Redzic - United States
Born in the former Yugoslavia, Marija’s early life was shaped by the realities of a war-torn country—a stark contrast to the life she leads today....
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