Pablo Picasso Quote

When I hear people speak of the evolution of an artist, it seems to me that they are considering him standing between two mirrors that face each other and reproduce his image an infinite number of times, and that they contemplate the successive images of one mirror as his past, and the images of the other mirror as his future, while his real image is taken as his present. They do not consider that they all are the same images in different planes..


Paris 1923. As quoted in Futurism, ed. Didier Ottinger; Centre Pompidou / 5 Continents Editions, Milan, 2008, p. 311


When I hear people speak of the evolution of an artist, it seems to me that they are considering him standing between two mirrors that face each...

When I hear people speak of the evolution of an artist, it seems to me that they are considering him standing between two mirrors that face each...

When I hear people speak of the evolution of an artist, it seems to me that they are considering him standing between two mirrors that face each...

When I hear people speak of the evolution of an artist, it seems to me that they are considering him standing between two mirrors that face each...