Abstract
How we move and where we go tells about us a lot. We uncover the world by movement.
To what extent it depends on its form. A certain continuity of movement is crucial for right cognition.
This continuity can lead us to independence or freedom, under certain conditions. If our movement is inattentive, we tend to coexistence in our unhealthy form instead of being freedom.
At that moment, our experience has long been inattentive and desilusive. At that time we turn away from the world, and that increasing lossness in our own space of being manifests itself in each of our next movement.
A work, or rather a work of art, is proof of that. If the above conditions are fulfilled, a work of art can become more and more expressive and move away from its true mission.