/re: two months ago, painting "the woman and her lover".
/it all feels so shakespearean.
/SIZE MATTERS.
#letters
#2096
/re: the peacock.
#letters
#2095
/re:the in-between moments.
#letters
#2094
/epitaph, catalog entry.
#paintings
#2093
/re: infinite regress.
#letters
#2092
/sin hueso.
/the shower.
#paintings
#2090
/re: epitaphs.
#letters
#2089
/mementos to recognize the impossible.
#letters
#2088
/my own grave.
#paintings
#2086
/apostles IV.
#paintings
#2085
/a beautiful art.
“In the end, the art of hunger can be described as an existential art. It is a way of looking death in the face, and by death I mean death as we live it today: without God, without hope of salvation. Death as the abrupt and absurd end of life”
― Paul Auster
#libros
#2084
/deny it.
#paintings
#2081
/minotaure, woman crucified.
#paintings
#2080
/the many killings I experience daily (selfportrait).
/away from the surprised eyes of my mother.
/my paintings need to become literature, I restrain myself but.
/the list.
#paintings
#2078
/venus de milo.
/woman painted and then erased.
#paintings
#2076
/man anxious about man, in terror of man.
/man who cannot lift his heavy feet.
/Nietzsche dreamed of a future: "instead of the judge and the oppressor, the creator."
#paintings
#2075
/never forget.
#letters
#2074
/re: how art should be done.
#letters
#2073
