S1E14 – Pavel Florenksy, "Reversed Perspective"

from Overmorrow’s Library · host Federico Campagna, Centre d'Art Contemporain Genève

Federico Campagna presents Russian theologian (and mathematician, engineer and philosopher) Pavel Florensky’s 1920 essay “Reversed Perspective” and his interpretation of the language of sacred forms. Image credits: Andrey Rublev, The Trinity or The Hospitality of Abraham, 1411-1427.

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