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I continued my research and came across symbols, theories and art-projects, which were also dealing with the idea of infinity and led me towards my final project „Der Müllmann“. | I continued my research and came across symbols, theories and art-projects, which were also dealing with the idea of infinity and led me towards my final project „Der Müllmann“. | ||
Already during the Romantic | Already during the Romantic period, artists were trying to visualize the feeling of infinity: Superiority. | ||
For example in the paintings of [http://www.philipphauer.de/galerie/caspar-david-friedrich-werke/ '''Caspar David Friedrich'''] one can see persons, who are watching the giant and wide nature. | For example in the paintings of [http://www.philipphauer.de/galerie/caspar-david-friedrich-werke/ '''Caspar David Friedrich'''] one can see persons, who are watching the giant and wide nature. | ||
Today, you have photographers like [http://www.bildrand.de/Gursky.html'''Andreas Gursky'''], who make links to the German Romantic and deal – among other things - with the infinity of the human mind. | Today, you have photographers like [http://www.bildrand.de/Gursky.html'''Andreas Gursky'''], who make links to the German Romantic and deal – among other things - with the infinity of the human mind. | ||