Parisian 12
huile sur toile, 100×100 cm
“Painted images just as photographic images represent reality, but with a fixed gap that causes them to also represent the thought of reality. Their materiality is double: it partakes in that of the world, which is solid, and that of the mental, which is airy, because thinking consists of grasping what is before our eyes and passing it behind them until it is out of sight… Literally until the unrepresentable.” — Bernard Noël, Diary of the Gaze.
