EN
My primary aim in this essay is to understand origins of abstract background of Cézanne’s painting. Under what conditions does accurate ‘abstract’ representation of the physical world is possible? I show that Cézanne’s painting is not a simply reduction of reality, but original proposition of reconstruction of seeing. Using a conception of sublime in Kant’s point of view; as a distinctive perceptual and psychological phenomenon I argue that non-objectivity painting, as well as abstract painting, represent the physical, social and developmental world not less, than primitive type of representation, which is based on the concept of illusion. I believe that philosophy and aesthetics has a tradition and a set of methodological and conceptual tools, which can’t be ignored in understanding of Cézanne’s painting.