It Is The Spectators Who Make The

The Only Thing That Is Not Art Is Inattention

An Abstract Painting Need In 50 Years By No Means Look "abstract" Any Longer.

This Concern Which Interests Us More Than Anything Else: The Blurring Of The Distinction Between Art And Life.

To All Appearances The Artist Acts Like A Mediumistic Being Who, From The Labyrinth Beyond Time And Space, Seeks His Way Out To A Clearing. If We Give The Attributes Of A Medium To The Artist, We Must Then Deny Him The State Of Consciousness On The Aesthetic Plane About What He Is Doing Or Why He Is Doing It. All This Decisions In The Artistic Execution Of The Work Rest With Pure Intuition And Cannot Be Translated Into A Self-analysis, Spoken Or Written, Or Even Thought Out.

In The Creative Act, The Artist Goes From Intention To Realization Through A Chain Of Totally Subjective Reactions.