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The Philosophy of Causality: Exploring ‘Nothing Is by Chance’

Everything is about specific causes and circumstances

Regia Marinho
3 min readOct 27, 2023

Sometimes once you learn the rules and master the medium you are entitled to break all the rules. But not only that.

Plato’s belief in a world of forms beyond the realm of appearances suggests that true knowledge lies in understanding these forms, considering appearances mere shadows.

Plato indeed believed in a world of forms (also known as the “Theory of Forms” or “Theory of Ideas”) beyond the realm of appearances.

Why would someone who painted the picture on the left begin to paint the picture on the right?

From this to that.

Pablo Picasso, Self Portrait, 1901

Buste de femme (Femme à la résille), 1938

Pablo Picasso, Self Portrait, 1901, oil on canvas (Musée Picasso). (right) Buste de femme (Femme à la résille), 1938.

Picasso made his first trip to Paris, then the art capital of Europe, in 1900.

It’s intriguing to consider that Picasso, in his artistic evolution, transitioned from portraying surface-level appearances to attempting to capture a more profound essence of truth.

It's about causes and circumstances. He changed to express himself…

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Regia Marinho
Regia Marinho

Written by Regia Marinho

I publish tech, art, food, AI, AR, architecture, interior design, fashion, and photography articles. Ideas to inspire the world through art. @regiaart

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