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Modern Art and the Decline of Civilization
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Modern Art and the Decline of Civilization

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In this video we explore why modern art seems to suggest that modern civilization is suffering from a spiritual sickness – a deep existential loneliness, an eruption of the demonic, a negation of human nature and a fragmentation of the human form, a celebration of chaos – and thus perhaps, even a “sickness unto death”.

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