Everything Starts From A Dot.

Every Work Of Art Is The Child Of Its Age And, In Many Cases, The Mother Of Our Emotions. It Follows That Each Period Of Culture Produces An Art Of Its Own Which Can Never Be Repeated.

In Every Painting A Whole Is Mysteriously Enclosed, A Whole Life Of Tortures, Doubts, Of Hours Of Enthusiasm And Inspiration.

It Is Essential That The Painter Should Develop Not Only His Eyes, But Also His Soul, So That It Too May Be Capable Of Weighing Colors In Balance.

Every Artist, As Child Of His Age, Is Impelled To Express The Spirit Of His Age.

Of All The Arts, Abstract Painting Is The Most Difficult. It Demands That You Know How To Draw Well, That You Have A Heightened Sensitivity For Composition And For Colors, And That You Be A True Poet. This Last Is Essential.