Robert Smithson en el camino de Prometeo.
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En este texto se analiza la intervención artística de espacios y se hace una crítica a la concepción estética de la naturaleza en Robert Smithson. Se postula que la obra de Smithson polemiza con las concepciones pródigas y catastróficas de la naturaleza, al tiempo que propone implícitamente, por medio de acciones que se valen del impulso tecnocientífico, una redención de la naturaleza.
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This paper presents an analysis of artistic interventions in public spaces, as well as a critic approach of the aesthetic conception of nature in the works of Robert Smithson. It also argues that Smithson’s work renders a critical glance at “prodigal” and “catastrophic” conceptions of nature, proposing at the same time that, through actions propelled by the current techno-scientific momentum, redemption of nature may be achieved.
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