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16-2-2026
One walks, one reads, one thinks and the thought looks back.
1-5-2026
A thought occurred. A car passed by slowly and turned at the corner of the street. The telephone rang. The wind is shaking the tree outside the bedroom window. It is all the same. Each painting becomes an event, the way that weather is an event. The painter becomes an absorber and that becomes the condition of the event that later occurs.
“I should write the way she speaks, leave abysses, construct bridges and not finish them, force the reader to establish the flow” (Elena Ferrante quote from a Moyra Davey book)
Notes from a Pierre Bonnard monograph
Bonnard wanted to paint the vision that strikes one “when one enters a room all of a sudden” before proper identifications of objects have been made”.
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In the fight for image-making, how is the freedom to strike the canvas, trace a line or snap the camera shutter won? (…) but by letting ones actions emerge unanticipated. In this way, Bonnard offers us an…
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Press Release
16-2-2026
One walks, one reads, one thinks and the thought looks back.
1-5-2026
A thought occurred. A car passed by slowly and turned at the corner of the street. The telephone rang. The wind is shaking the tree outside the bedroom window. It is all the same. Each painting becomes an event, the way that weather is an event. The painter becomes an absorber and that becomes the condition of the event that later occurs.
“I should write the way she speaks, leave abysses, construct bridges and not finish them, force the reader to establish the flow” (Elena Ferrante quote from a Moyra Davey book)
Notes from a Pierre Bonnard monograph
Bonnard wanted to paint the vision that strikes one “when one enters a room all of a sudden” before proper identifications of objects have been made”.
/
In the fight for image-making, how is the freedom to strike the canvas, trace a line or snap the camera shutter won? (…) but by letting ones actions emerge unanticipated. In this way, Bonnard offers us an…















































































