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Satvat on Henri Michaux

In my opinion, Henri Michaux was not a painter but a great writer, who also wrote the painting. In the extreme, especially frank and disarming. However, his paintings have reserved a special place in the garden where he grew the treasures of the art of writing. Bewitched by the calligraphy of the Far East, Michaux sought the mysterious power of the matrix of signs, that virtue esoteric, it was said in ancient times, had made the demons flee, fearful because of the ideograms with the invention of the man had acquired the supremacy over them. But his ancestors are signs of illogical characters, no stuttering of an alphabet format, never acted, prior to any idea and the same intention to communicate.

In fact, the artist did not intend to communicate (that's why I say that its not actually painting), rather than experience in solitude the ancestral origin of the sign: the fault lines of the unfolding of 'egg of silence. He did breaking up any possible recognition of language, not using the brush to draw a sign content, but to mix the informant, and from this derive the infinitesimal signal a genesis in action. The use of psychotropic substances has helped the artist to straddle the rules of thought, until all'agnosia where the hand is driven by pure instinct completely impersonal. His mescaline paintings do not show the involvement of a painter, rather than paths from crawling insects appear, from quotas falling leaves, dust deposited a spell of the case but a case of anything but meaningless, akin to that with Li The ancient Taoists defined the ancestral wisdom that had universal veined jade or wood.

The case agent in the painting of Michaux it is much less sterile than many random works of contemporary art, because that's where he meditated deeply, sensing the hidden harmony. Eschewing the desire to produce and to give an arbitrary meaning, he has tasted nothing experiencing the least, and caused significant only in virtue of his honest prayer. This honesty, as sovereign of every true artist, is what we value most.

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