#existentialism

#existentialism

The cover designs of Vintage Books' Albert Camus collection reflect the themes of his works, blending minimalism with symbolism.

Genre films at SXSW 2025 explore themes of existence and death, prompting audiences to ponder life after life.

Joyce Carol Oates' tweet on Halloween reflects a profound and unique perspective on grief and mortality, showcasing her distinct voice on social media.

Natasha Tontey's installation creatively explores human-primate coexistence through existential themes and humor while challenging reductive narratives.

Hopeful pessimism acknowledges life's meaninglessness while finding purpose and hopefulness even amid despair.

The exhibition Spirit House explores the concepts of life, death, and spiritual connections through various artistic mediums.

Curator Aleesa Pitchamarn Alexander links personal experiences of sleep paralysis to broader cultural beliefs about spirits and life after death.

Guadagnino contrasts themes of queer desire through the use of light and darkness in 'Call Me by Your Name' and his film 'Queer'.

Connection in 'Queer' is depicted as elusive and self-destructive, framed against a backdrop of addiction and existential longing.

Existential boredom signifies a deeper crisis of meaning, not resolvable by mere distractions or hobbies.

Balle's novel series explores existential themes through a time-loop narrative that challenges traditional genre conventions, asking profound questions about existence and choice.

Fantasy managers often struggle to balance emotional decisions with data-driven choices in fantasy football.

Manet's flower paintings symbolize life and death, creating a tension between beauty and mortality.

Isabel Greenberg's 'Young Hag' reimagines Arthurian legend with a feminist perspective, following a trainee witch on a magical quest.

"Heretic" delves into psychological horror, focusing on deep existential questions about faith, existence, and the nature of belief.

The film prioritizes dialogue over action, distinguishing itself in the horror genre. A24's commitment to storytelling enables the film's deeper themes.

Life's fleeting moments prompt reflection and a desire for change, embracing the present despite the past.

The article explores themes of cryonics, mortality, and the juxtaposition of life and death through personal reflection and family interactions.

2nd Grade's 'Scheduled Explosions' juxtaposes playful melodies with themes of catastrophe and existential dread, creating a unique sonic experience.

Djuna Barnes' work explores the interplay of love, death, and the grotesque joys of life amidst profound suffering.

The pursuit of meaning can be found in everyday tasks rather than conventional career aspirations.