Aksiomatikks

Aksiomatikks is a term that emerged from discussions within certain artistic and philosophical circles, often associated with conceptual art and experimental practices. It refers to a process of establishing foundational principles or axioms within an artistic project or theoretical framework. These axioms are not necessarily universally true or objectively verifiable but serve as self-defined starting points for creative exploration and interpretation.

The core idea behind aksiomatikks is to create a system of rules or premises that govern the creation and understanding of an artwork or idea. These axioms can be abstract, logical, or even poetic, and their purpose is to provide a structure or a lens through which the audience can engage with the work. The artist or theorist defines these axioms, and the resulting "aksiomatikks" then become the framework for subsequent developments or analyses.

Practitioners of aksiomatikks often emphasize the subjective nature of artistic meaning. By setting up specific axioms, they are not claiming to impose a singular interpretation, but rather to offer a particular context or logic for the viewer to consider. This can lead to a more engaged and critical reception of art, as the audience is invited to understand the underlying principles that inform the creative output. The term itself suggests a deliberate, almost scientific approach to artistic conceptualization, but within a realm where empirical proof is not the primary objective.