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Abraham Isaac
I know.
It’s not an easy image to look at, and perhaps a harsh way to begin a new decade, but with all the “GO FOR IT” “PUMPED FOR 2020” “CHARGING INTO 2020 LIKE...” messages & memes littering social media, as I sat to ponder the last decade this strange, savage story kept coming to mind.
This painting by Rembrandt resides in the Hermitage St Petersburg and it portrays Abraham’s sacrifice of Isaac, found in the Torah, chapter 22 of the ancient book of Genesis.
It’s the laying down of the dream.
The surrender of your deepest desire.
The willingness to let go of that which you’ve fought for, believed for, agonised over, bled over.
Can you lay it down, offer it up... or does IT define YOU?
Abraham’s willingness to lay down his own son, and thereby prove his obedience and faith in God’s promise was the great test that prepared him to be a Father of Nations.
This is next-level stuff. It’s the narrow road, it’s so damn hard, especially as we are led to believe it’s all down to us, and deep down we fear no one else has our back.
But is that really true?
This is a new decade and it requires a new narrative. A larger story where vanity, fame, wealth & glory aren’t what we are doing this for. That’s too shallow an
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Abraham Cruzvillegas
Mexican visual artist
Abraham Cruzvillegas (born 1968) is a Mexican visual artist. He is best known for his work with found objects, and particularly his ongoing "autoconstrucción" project.
Biography
[edit]Cruzvillegas grew up in Ajusco, a district in the south of Mexico City. He studied Philosophy and Art at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM). He later became a professor and went on to teach Art History and Theory at UNAM.
As a sculptor and writer, Cruzvillegas began as a central participant in a new wave of conceptual art in Mexico City during the 1980s and 90s. Along with Gabriel Orozco, Damian Ortega, Dr Lakra, and Minerva Cuevas, Cruzvillegas was considered part of a new movement in Latin American art (which has been compared to the YBA boom in Britain in the 1980s.[1][2] or the Modernist movement of the 1920s[3]). Orozco has been proposed as one of the "dominant influence(s)" on his work.[4]
Together with Lakra, Orozco and Gabriel Kuri he participated in "Friday Workshops" ("Taller de los Viernes") in the 1980s, a weekly meeting in which the artists met and collaborated.[4] As Cruzvillegas explained in the exhibition catalogue for 'Escultura Social: A New Generation of A