Vaclav Nizhinsky. His life, his work, his thoughts
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Most often, art leads us to extremes, it is merciless and in love with death. In an interview shown on television in 1961, Selin said: "I spread my skin on the table, because - do not forget one thing - death brings incredible inspiration. If you do not put your own skin on the table, nothing will come of you. We"ll have to pay. "
The real artist has a passion for the depth and power of the image overpowers the instinct of self -preservation. Nizhinsky lined up theatrical stages with his skin. He learned a rapid rise to an exceptional goal, to infinity, and after that - an even more rapid fall. The culmination was immediately a collapse: it even seemed that it was mysterious initially laid down in it, so the fate of the dancer was inevitable. As Stefan Zweig wrote: "The one whose life is a tragedy dies as a hero."
The real artist has a passion for the depth and power of the image overpowers the instinct of self -preservation. Nizhinsky lined up theatrical stages with his skin. He learned a rapid rise to an exceptional goal, to infinity, and after that - an even more rapid fall. The culmination was immediately a collapse: it even seemed that it was mysterious initially laid down in it, so the fate of the dancer was inevitable. As Stefan Zweig wrote: "The one whose life is a tragedy dies as a hero."
Author:
Author:Sard Guillaume de
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Biographies & Memoirs
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:offset
Series:
Series: New version
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:18+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-480-00390-1
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