Yesterday (14dic) at the Museum of Modern Art in Salvador da Bahia, in relation to the events associated with exposure on the work of Joseph Beuys , took an initiative which is part of the largest project launched by the German: 7000 oaks for the defense of nature. Joseph Beuys created specifically in Abruzzo in Italy and in the last 15 years of his life the famous Operation DEFENSE OF NATURE held in several chapters and propagated in many countries over the years 1972-1985, with the direct collaboration of Buby Durini and Lucrezia De Domizio Durini to date tireless spokesman Beuys' philosophy in the world.
Nature Protection of Beuys should not be viewed only as a label operation, but also as a symbolic action that wants to defend the human being, creativity, human values. Date issues around the planet Earth. action 7000 Oaks is the embrace between man and nature through art.
Beuys writes:
"I think so, that planting these oaks is not only an act of ecological necessity, which is a purely material-ecological relationship, but it must be through an expanded concept of ecology - and this should increase over the years, because we do not want ever to end to the 'action plants'
The planting of 7000 oak trees is only a symbolic beginning (...). In an action such as this one refers to the transformation of the life of society and the entire ecological space. (...) Everywhere on the globe where there is land in need of trees, but not limited to trees, but particularly the strength and shape of an idea. In it the task of planting is only a measure, though urgently needed. The operation was launched on the art system. Because the nature of how the social structure of the human community unified cries to all living beings (...) calls for liberation, liberation through the human spirit: he begins to create new relationships with his thinking, which generates vital concepts where there the concepts of death have
taken over spreading all over, which translates that has expanded to included in action, and this through an art. "
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