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The Philosophy of Andy Warhol: Understanding the Aesthetics of Surface and Consumer Culture
"Andy Warhol’s philosophy is fundamentally rooted in the radical blurring of distinctions between high art and low culture, emphasizing the democratization of aesthetics through mass production. By adopting the mechanical processes of the factory floor, he challenged the notion of the artist as an expressive genius, instead positioning the creator as an observer of the repetitive, disposable, and iconic nature of modern consumerism. The Rejection of Romantic Expressionism In the mid-20th century, the dominant force in the art world was Abstract Expressionism, a movement characterized by the deeply personal, emotive, and often tortured gestures..."
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