When I Enter The Studio, I Leave

In Every Photographer There Was A Painter, A True Artist, Awaiting Expression.

One Must Act In Painting As In Life, Directly.

Let Them Understand Above All That The Artist Works From Necessity; That He, Too, Is A Minute Element Of The World To Whom One Should Ascribe No More Importance Than So Many Things In Nature Which Charm Us But Which We Do Not Explain To Ourselves.

To Arrive At Abstraction, It Is Always Necessary To Begin With A Concrete Reality.

Ah, Good Taste! What A Dreadful Thing! Taste Is The Enemy Of Creativeness.