The Painter's Only Solid Ground Is The

What Attracted Me Was Less Art Itself Than The Artist’s Life And All That It Meant For Me: The Idea Of Creativity And Freedom Of Expression And Action. I Had Been Attracted To Painting And Drawing For A Long Time, But It Was Not An Irresistible Passion; What I Wanted, At All Costs, Was To Escape The Monotony Of Life.

It Is Still Color, It Is Not Yet Light.

Speaking, When You Have Something To Say, Is Like Looking. But Who Looks? If People Could See Properly, And See Whole, They Would All Be Painters. And It's Because People Have No Idea How To Look That They Hardly Ever Understand.

One Always Talks Of Surrendering To Nature. There Is Also Such A Thing As Surrendering To The Picture.

You Reason Colour More Than You Reason Drawing Colour Has A Logic As Severe As Form.