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He uncovered an Alan Watts-esque ideology through art, I love him so much.

“We think of this zero—the geometric point—in relation to the greatest possible brevity, which, nevertheless, speaks.

Thus we look upon the geometric point as the ultimate and most singular union of silence and speech.”

Interesting point he tries to make, that the era of Impressionism before him was devoid of any theoretical science of art; I don’t know enough to determine if he was right or is being arrogant.

“Contrary to the static form-ideal of painting which prevailed in the past millennium, where the subjective object was immediately perceived as a whole and graphically recorded by the intellect, always directed objectively earth-ward, the moving form-ideal of today sets into motion the eye in any desired direction of the rhythmic non-objective creation.”

It’s great, I feel big brain rn