Filotopija – tai gyvenimas kontekste, kuriame viskas yra organizuota, ir susitaikymas su šiuo kontekstu jo nekeičiant. Naudojami konteksto elementai lieka nepakeisti. Fotografija – geriausias filotopijos pavyzdys: ji parodo kontekstą tokį, koks jis yra, ir jo nemodifikuoja.
Filotopija susitaiko su gyvenimu Platono oloje, nesiekdama iš jos išeiti.
Tik tie, kurie pažįsta Lietuvos kaimo gyvenimo būdą ir kultūrą, gali gerai suprasti, kas yra filotopija.
Yra dalykų, kurie pamąstomi ir pasakomi tik stovint ar esant įšaknytam tik tam tikroje vietoje.
Tačiau kyla klausimas savaime: ar filotopija yra įsišaknijusi toje vietoje, ar veikiau joje įkalinta?
Philotopy is life within a context in which everything is organised, and an acceptance of this context without attempting to change it. The elements of the context remain unaltered. Photography is the best example of philotopy: it presents the context as it is and does not modify it.
Philotopy reconciles itself with life in Plato’s cave, without striving to leave it.
Only those who are familiar with the way of life and culture of the Lithuanian countryside can truly understand what philotopy is.There are things that are thought and spoken only when standing or being rooted in a specific place.
And yet the question arises of itself: is philotopy rooted in that place, or rather imprisoned within it?
Filotopija susitaiko su gyvenimu Platono oloje, nesiekdama iš jos išeiti.
Tik tie, kurie pažįsta Lietuvos kaimo gyvenimo būdą ir kultūrą, gali gerai suprasti, kas yra filotopija.
Yra dalykų, kurie pamąstomi ir pasakomi tik stovint ar esant įšaknytam tik tam tikroje vietoje.
Tačiau kyla klausimas savaime: ar filotopija yra įsišaknijusi toje vietoje, ar veikiau joje įkalinta?
Philotopy is life within a context in which everything is organised, and an acceptance of this context without attempting to change it. The elements of the context remain unaltered. Photography is the best example of philotopy: it presents the context as it is and does not modify it.
Philotopy reconciles itself with life in Plato’s cave, without striving to leave it.
Only those who are familiar with the way of life and culture of the Lithuanian countryside can truly understand what philotopy is.There are things that are thought and spoken only when standing or being rooted in a specific place.
And yet the question arises of itself: is philotopy rooted in that place, or rather imprisoned within it?
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