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Independence from public opinion

“Independence from public opinion is the first condition for achieving anything great.”

Shortened wording after G. W. F. Hegel, Elements of the Philosophy of Right, §318.

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Story

The idea behind the work

The work speaks of keeping one’s own judgement and of the distance from public approval needed to think and act freely.

The meaning in the painting

A solitary figure looks from a high point towards the blurred figures in the distance. The distance between them suggests the clarity of a choice one stands by.

Craft

A finished work

Materials, frame and finish complete the identity of the work.

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Philosophical Universe

  1. 01The truth is the whole.
  2. 02Nothing great in the world has been accomplished without passion.
  3. 03Contradiction is the root of all movement and vitality.
Independence from public opinion — Hegel | PROPRIUS