Joan Miró on Truth
Browse 2 quotations attributed to Joan Miró, catalogued under truth, with dates where available.
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Attributed to Joan Miró, entry #30360: "I begin my work under the effect of shock, which I can sense and which gets me on the run from reality.. .In any case, I need a starting point, even if it’s just a speck of dust o…"
Attributed to Joan Miró, entry #198360: "Have you ever heard of anything more stupid than 'abstraction-abstraction'? and they ask me into their deserted house as if the marks I put on a canvas did not correspond to a con…"
2 Quotes by Joan Miró on Truth
"I begin my work under the effect of shock, which I can sense and which gets me on the run from reality.. .In any case, I need a starting point, even if it’s just a speck of dust or a gleam of light."
"Have you ever heard of anything more stupid than 'abstraction-abstraction'? and they ask me into their deserted house as if the marks I put on a canvas did not correspond to a concrete representation of my mind, did not possess a profound reality, were not a part of the real itself."