Artist Type Diagnosis questions
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The more precisely a work is calculated in every corner, the more I want to return to it.
When I am with a painting or a piece of music, I find myself thinking about my own life.
A sound on the edge of vanishing, or a pale gradation of light, stirs something in me.
What has lasted for centuries has lasted for a reason.
I am drawn to expression made in a single rush, with its roughness left in.
When I look at a work, I wonder about the people in it and the story of their age.
I love being carried away, body and all, by a volume that shakes the air.
I want to be the first to meet expression no one has seen before.
Standing before a work, I want to know how it is put together.
I would rather take in a work alone, in silence.
Quiet expression with plenty of empty space stays with me longer.
I feel deep respect for expression that polishes an inherited form.
A work with the maker’s feeling laid bare moves me deeply.
A work grows richer when I can talk about it with someone as I take it in.
I am drawn to layered primary colours and rough, violent brushwork.
I am strongly drawn to makers who invented their own rules, with no precedent.
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