9Dec/09
Technology and Art
- "... the essence of technology is nothing technological" [1]
- It resides in its revealing and enframing ability.
- The fine arts embrace these same essences.
- "Could it be that Fine arts are called to poetic revealing?"[1]
- "... the more questioningly we ponder the essence of technology, they more mysterious the essence of art becomes."[1]
1-Heidigger, The Question Concerning Technology and other essays p.35
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