How does art change your perception of a metaphysical concept?

Death is an abstract and theoretical metaphysical concept in composition, but it is not materialized in material form. From one person to another there are many explanations about what is death and what it means for everyone. Because it does not reflect the physical characteristics, there is no general understanding of what is death. I am a kind of person whose opinion is sensitive. When reading books, listening to songs, watching movies, seeing artworks with strong information, my views (primarily metaphysical views) are greatly affected.

As many Aristotle academics have pointed out, the interpretation of the term "metaphysics" that "we can not see any of Aristotle's works we know" does not mean that there is no metaphysics at all. Concept Concretely, the concept of "metadata" arises from the erroneous translation of "metaphysics" deviating from the hierarchy. Especially since the 17th century, "metaphysics" adopted a strong Christian interpretation: it may be the only new usage of the meta prefix from John Donne's 1615 "Meta theology" before the 19th century Concept is the god of personal reform. These metadata may be affected by these metaphysical concepts, but Apple's logo sometimes reminds me of a bite in the garden's knowledge tree. Eden

Evolution of Greek art seems to be similar to the concept of Greek philosophy that changed from Thales 'natural philosophy to Pythagoras' metaphysics. Thales seeks a simple form of material that is directly perceived by the senses, and his theory behind the emergence of things is also related to the old animism. In an unnatural simplified form, in an absolute expression of a vibrant life this is parallel to the sculpture. Pythagoras believes that there is an eternal principle of mathematics behind the emergence of things, and forms are based on deductive mathematical relationships. The shape on the earth is imperfect imitation of the celestial digital world (ε κκννες, eikones, "images"). His idea had a great influence on the art after ancient times. Greek architects and sculptors are always trying to find a mathematical relationship that leads to completion of aesthetics. (Canon)