Obsession with Art

When we face a pictorial composition, the first thing we visualize are images with a certain plastic shape. These images can be figurative or non-figurative, that is, objectual or pure. The usual practice when confronted with a painting is to try to recognize the elements represented and, from there, evaluate them. We thus fall into the error of identifying physical reality with pictorial reality. When true artistic language is defined in purely plastic terms. My obsession with observing art is represented here.