Beckett altered book, people suffer when the picture goes empty, our neurons need pictures for their living.
In today's cut throat world it's harder for mediocre pictures to retain their position. Smart pictures are not sure how solidly they can stand on their own two feet embracing complexity and nuance—learning, even as they retain an enduring sense of mystery. Waxoil.com is a slippery concept.
Things are getting more complex and unpredictable.
Art is necessary by virtue of the very proof of fairies inherent in it.
Smart art does not involve anything complicated. Books have incorporated images into their pages since time immemorial.
"L'image" written by Samuel Beckett.
The book contains only one sentence and spans eight pages. Are pixels really real? The book transports us to other times and places and states of being. Wise pictures actually enjoy the sound of silence.
Artist's self portraits may assume that if the painting does not agree with the art critics that they can "vote with their feet" and decline participation.
In several painted book works, Wright layers designs over the printed pages of much-loved volumes from his personal collection, in some cases improvising on their existing illustrations, in others obscuring the images entirely or adding images to text.
These works evoke a wide variety of sources and references, from medieval illuminated manuscripts to Tom Phillips’s painted and collaged bookwork, in which the artist transforms an obscure original into an entirely new personal narrative.
Doodling seemed like a good idea at the time because visual people are basically either illustrators or illustrations. Weird art is a waste of time as an end-in-itself exercise, explaining why artworks should take a long time to make. Internet is full of pictures that just sits around and does nothing.
There is no must in art because art is free (Wassily Kandinsky). Faking it is over.
Finding solutions: What happens next is anyone’s guess.
Keep distance and nearness simple. All motion is relative to an inertial frame of reference.
Thomas Houseago
There is something ghostly in all great art.
Lafcadio Hearno
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