El arte y las provocaciones teológicas

El arte y las provocaciones teológicas

by Ángel F. Méndez Montoya, Luis Gustavo Melendez G

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"The trigger question of this anthology revolves around the possible relationship between art and theology, without this relationship annulling the autonomy of each of these spheres. Our research proposes to explore multiple languages, media, genres, discourses, hermeneutics, and expressions that reflect this dilemma, while generating fruitful cross-cutting dialogues, deliberately avoiding the elaboration of a discourse constrained by the limits of their own epistemic-discursive traditions. Therefore, what is shared here is just an aesthetic-theological sketch that invites us to be surprised by the radicality of the dance, pictorial, theological and literary styles; poetic all, of a desire for fullness and freedom that from uncertain language allows us to approach the infinite. Art and theology are thus the perfect couple that lead us to form, to the threshold of Mystery." (HKB Translation) --Verso Cover.

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