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COSMAS F.Winkler realized numerous exhibitions and performances at home and abroad. He establishes as one of the first the SYNESTHETIC INSTALLATION as a independent art discipline.
At times he worked as assistant of Joseph Beuys. His Works where shown in different museums, amongst others:
HALLE FÜR INTERNATIONALE NEUE KUNST ZÜRICH, KUNSTMUSEUM BASEL, KUNSTHALLE BASEL, ART MUSEUM LUZERN, MUSÉE RATH GENÈVE, MUSÉE DE LA VILLE DE TOULOUSE FRANCE, TEL AVIV MUSEUM ISRAEL,
PALACE DE BEAUX ARTS BRUXELLES BELGIQUE
Course of education: Lectureship, music study, career of an artist, art lecturer, scholarship and healing arts of the East. After several longer stays abroad which he spent in Italy, France, Nepal, America, Spain and Africa, he is living in Switzerland
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HOLONIC
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopaedia
Abridgement by Cosmas / holonicart
A holon (Greek: holos, "whole") is something that is simultaneously a whole and a part.
A holon is a system (or phenomenon) that is in itself a whole as well as a part of a larger system It can be conceived as systems nested within each other. Every system can be considered a holon, from a subatomic particle to the universe as a whole. On a non-physical level, words, ideas, sounds, emotions-everything that can be identified simultaneously-is part of something, and can be viewed as having parts of its own, similar to sign in regard of semiotics.
Since a holon is embedded in larger wholes, it is influenced by and influences these larger wholes. And since a holon also contains subsystems, or parts, it is similarly influenced by these parts and influences.
Bidirectionally information flows between smaller and larger systems.
A hierarchy of holons is called a holarchy. The holarchic model can be seen as an attempt to modify and modernise perceptions of natural hierarchy.
Ken Wilber comments that the test of holon hierarchy (eg holarchy) is that if a type of holon is removed from existence, then all other holons of which it formed a part must necessarily cease to exist too.
Philosophy of History
A holon is a historical event that makes other historical events inevitable.
Psychology and Human Development
Holonics is a generic term in psychology that refers to the theory of spiral dynamics. In this context it refers to the development of cultural value systems which are discrete in themselves (memes) and also part of a larger value system ( "memeplex").
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