Ripping off shukura from the orchestra. From S. Dali to D. Anzier. Socio-psychological features of a child's development with an absent father figure

Psychoanalysis of art

  • Alyona Lunina
Keywords: father's law,

Abstract

Leather – this topic is inexhaustible. Both in psychoanalytic literature and in the world art space, attempts are being made to comprehend what a metaphor of skin, shell is for a person. Salvador Dali's painting "Three young surreal women holding orchestra skins in their hands" is an accurate, silent illustration of the ideas expressed by D. Anzier about I-skin. In this article, the picture is considered in two directions of thought – from the point of view of "skin" functioning and from the point of view of establishing the Law of the Father on the example of the case of a patient suffering from psoriasis.

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Author Biography

Alyona Lunina

Lunina Alyona D., clinical psychologist, psychoanalytically oriented psychotherapist, associate member of the Moscow Psychoanalytic Association, postgraduate student of the Moscow State Regional University (MSOU).

Published
2022-07-22
How to Cite
LuninaA. (2022). Ripping off shukura from the orchestra. From S. Dali to D. Anzier. Socio-psychological features of a child’s development with an absent father figure. Journal of Clinical and Applied Psychoanalysis, 3(2), 139-144. Retrieved from https://psychoanalysis-journal.hse.ru/article/view/14654