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| INTRODUCTION | ||
Eve by Dionysios Moussafiris | Bruno Loeb is sensitive to genealogical roots: those mitteleuropean from his parents and those jewish from his ancestors. Perhaps the different genealogies present on him is one of the pushes to his cultural and thematic experimentalism, able to enhance the scenogaphic elements involved. Literary allusions are mixing in his paintings with cabbalistic references, giving the audience the impressions to reconstruct from the enigma a unitary vision. Not very differently from Roth, Kafka or Schnitzler, Bruno Loeb utilizes the treasure of jewish imagination in tales with a symbolic and mythical background. | |
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