Every Child Is An Artist. The Problem

What I Capture In Spite Of Myself Interests Me More Than My Own Ideas.

Each Time I Undertake To Paint A Picture I Have A Sensation Of Leaping Into Space. I Never Know Whether I Shall Fall On My Feet. It Is Only Later That I Begin To Estimate More Exactly The The Effect Of My Work.

It Seems Strange To Me That Someone Thought Of Making Marble Statues.

What I Achieve The First Day Can Be Perfectly Valid, But It Is Not Satisfying. If I Can Go That Far Spontaneously, Then I Must Shed That Result As An Old Skin And Inquire Further Into The Unknown, Or At Least The Not-yet-known-to-myself.

Through Art We Express Our Conception Of What Nature Is Not.