SapphireSteel
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I don't want to be dismissive, so please don't take it this way...
I wouldn't take anything on his website or his blog or his facebook where he writes about his art with too much seriousness. I've taken so many art classes and everyone talks that way when critiquing or describing pieces. It's just the nature of art classes. It's sometimes hilariously pretentious, too. I was once at a Rothko exhibit and just stood there in front of these huge panels that were painted literally, like, one or two colors. I had to stifle laughter on so many occasions because the people around me were talking about the "spirituality" of the colors and the "juxtapositions" of life and death and so on and so forth.
Here's a bit of levity, I think we all need it:
Play It Again Sam - Allan trying to talk to a girl - YouTube
Lol
There is a painting in my state art gallery that cost hundreds of thousands, and it consists of a square canvas painted black with a red edging.
I'm not kidding.