THE INFLUENCE OF ZEN BUDDHISM ON THE FORMATION OF REALISM IN JAPANESE CULTURE: FROM SIMPLICITY TO UNIVERSALITY by Анатолій МЕЛЕЩУК

“…The enduring appeal of Japanese minimalism in modern art, architecture, and design underscores the universality and adaptability of Zen principles, making this topic highly pertinent for cross-cultural studies and global artistic dialogues. …”
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Development of “non-places” by means of designing small architectural forms made of metal by M. G. Kruglova, A. Yu. Tikhonov

“…Art metal, as one of the most ancient occupations of mankind, preserves invaluable heritage and experience of the past, and within the framework of modern art culture initiates the creation of innovations based on new materials and approaches, contributing to the development of creative thinking and creative freedom.…”
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Virtual choir as a kind of digital musical art by Xinbin Fu

“…Thus, virtual choir as a phenomenon of modern art is not so much a type of choral performance as its simulation, carried out using digital methods, and should be studied in accordance with its belonging to one of the types of digital art. …”
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Factors associated with oxidative stress in virologically suppressed people living with HIV on long-term antiretroviral therapy by Francesca Lombardi, Simone Belmonti, Alessia Sanfilippo, Alberto Borghetti, Valentina Iannone, Pierluigi Francesco Salvo, Massimiliano Fabbiani, Elena Visconti, Simona Di Giambenedetto

“…We aimed to assess factors associated with OS in virologically suppressed PLWH on long-term modern ART. Method In this cross-sectional study we evaluated OS by measuring both the levels of derivatives-reactive oxygen metabolites (d-ROMs) and the biological antioxidant potential (BAP). …”
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MODERNIZATION AND WOMAN IDENTITY IN POLITICAL COMMUNICATION by Ceren Yegen

“…Keywords: Political Communication, Modernism, Modernization, Art, Woman, Identity.…”
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On French and British Freedoms Early Bloomsbury and the Brothels of Modernism by Christine Froula

“…There Vanessa and Virginia, adventurers and revolutionaries, entered into the critical and creative dialogue with ‘French’ and ‘British’ freedoms that shaped their lives, their modern arts, and early Bloomsbury.…”
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