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4. "'Hunger' is an experimental project founded upon Franz Kafka’s short story ‘A Hunger Artist’, which tells the tale of a starving artist who continues his practice with the same (or perhaps more) passion despite the public’s interest diverging to different and new forms of entertainment.

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5. The hunger artist is less an individual than an archetype (a universal figure), and his story of struggle, unfulfilled goals, and death is a warning for all mankind to let go of pride or face a life always lacking in satisfaction and contentment. Previous section Professional Fasting in Kafka’s Time.

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6. The hunger artist refuses food, but his self-denial reveals his need for a different kind of nourishment: public recognition and artistic perfection. Hunger, for both physical and spiritual nourishment, is the subject of his performance. Beyond the performance, however, the hunger artist yearns only for what the physical world, including his.

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7. The hunger artist is doomed to be unhappy because he depends on others’ understanding to validate his performance, which is, by his own description, “beyond human imagination.” He feels deep disdain for his spectators, but because the nature of performance art requires spectators, the hunger artist is tied to the people he seeks to evade.

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8. Feb 05,  · Symbolism in "A Hunger Artist" is clearly evident through out the process of reading this boring story. The first evidence of symbolism is the hunger artist himself; the artist represented misunderstood artist such as nobody would pay any respect to the starving man. It is also a possibility that the artist might also represent the.

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