TOUCHING THE BEYOND: Modern music as an example of fragmentation

Saturday 15 January 2011

Modern music as an example of fragmentation

Ehrenzweig states that in perception of art we must make an attempt to unfocus the vision and deny the the struggle for conscious understanding of pattern and order. In this case we may move on to a different layer of sensibility. This video is an example of distruption in music.

Ehrenzweig, "The Hidden Order of Art"

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