1982-000A
''Without commitment, creation is only fabrication,
entertainment, or interior decoration ...
The act of creation is irreversible.
Creation is an investigation of the world
Science is an investigation of the world
Analysis is an investigation of the world
... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
Creation has this in particular to never definitively conclude or rule''.
Creation can not claim to demonstrate any statement in principle since creation attempts to create''
For the artist there is so much more in art than the object produced.
The vision of the creation and the vision of the work belong INALIENABLY to the eye that is visualizing it.
The creative process is developed in the total and absolute presence of the artist to his subject.
Creative work does not breathe in the lighting of taboos, of puritanism and obsolete values.
Militate is to militate. And create ... it to create.
Militate, sometimes provocative, sometimes denouncing or mediating with ignorance; to militate educates.
To create: a statement without intervention from an uncompromising critic.
To create: imposing unilaterally your vision of the world, without comment,
creativity is a martial art.''
Monique Jarry
***** (Text: 1981, photo: 1979)
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entertainment, or interior decoration ...
The act of creation is irreversible.
Creation is an investigation of the world
Science is an investigation of the world
Analysis is an investigation of the world
... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
Creation has this in particular to never definitively conclude or rule''.
Creation can not claim to demonstrate any statement in principle since creation attempts to create''
For the artist there is so much more in art than the object produced.
The vision of the creation and the vision of the work belong INALIENABLY to the eye that is visualizing it.
The creative process is developed in the total and absolute presence of the artist to his subject.
Creative work does not breathe in the lighting of taboos, of puritanism and obsolete values.
Militate is to militate. And create ... it to create.
Militate, sometimes provocative, sometimes denouncing or mediating with ignorance; to militate educates.
To create: a statement without intervention from an uncompromising critic.
To create: imposing unilaterally your vision of the world, without comment,
creativity is a martial art.''
Monique Jarry
***** (Text: 1981, photo: 1979)
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