No people, no story?
Caitlin and Roisin, art students, are given an outdoors sketching assignment.
Caitlin: Nice. You got the perspective right.
Roisin: Don’t like drawing straight lines. Something unnatural about them.
Caitlin: Hundertwasser didn’t like them either.
Roisin: Mmm.
Caitlin: Another thing. Why do you always put people in your pictures?
Roisin: People make a story. No story, people lose interest. They move on.
Caitlin: Hammershoi kept people’s attention, even on empty rooms, without people.
Roisin: He had something else. Bit of Vermeer. And jokes, like two legged pianos. I prefer people.
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Labels: art, Hammershoi, Hundertwasser, Vermeer
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