The Knost World

The Knost World


Introduction


In the knost world - all art is an idea; rectified or simpified. Rectified; the idea brings a new notion to the artpiece - which in this setting works in conjunction to the already apparent art world - and so guides it through an idea - while simplified; the idea is the artpiece - without any restrictions of the art world.



Conceptual art (world) and the knost world


In this case the conceptual notion brings a meta-perspective to the constant that is the art piece in the knost world without leaving any rendered function in the art world. This is a powerful weapon as this meta-perspective is hard to accomplish without the knost world - and - mimick the frame of mind of the artist whose conscioussness derivation often implies meta-narratives. While this is - under a postmodern era - achievable within the art world (with manipulated ideas attached to the restproduct) the knost world brings a shortcut; without the frames of the (art) world so easily anti-contructive (damaged).



Sculpture art (world) and the knost world


Oftentimes cited and applied with much controversy the classical sculptural notion (stricly representable) brings an anti-art notion to the art piece (with or without a comorbid art world) and so mimick the state of mind of the artist (anti or antianti) whom oftentimes shallow away from the endproduct which - in a postmodern era - is a tight notch of the artists concept and the endstate of the art piece (representable or non-representable).



The Miusk World


The miusk world is the music world's equivivalent of the knost world and - as it is implied with much more focus on the observer (the music piece listener) it implies switched narrations - that mimicks a relational art piece (the art world) - sometimes to the extent of both the music composer and the listener (the knost world) but mosttimes just the listener (the miusk world). As inclined; the surreal notion is applicable to any miusk world pieces but on the contrary not to any music world pieces (quite possibly to art music pieces thue (musique concrète)).

// Henrik Aronsson (Other World Persona)