One Has To Arrive At A Specific

One Must Not Imitate What One Wants To Create.

One Has To Arrive At A Specific Temperature, At Which The Objects Become Malleable.

In A Painting, What Counts Is The Unexpected.

Limited Means Often Constitute The Charm And Force Of Primitive Painting. Extension, On The Contrary, Leads The Arts To Decadence.

Whatever Is In Common Is True; But Likeness Is False.