212. I thought at first that she was very pleased with her
work for her husband, but gradually it became apparent that he felt everything
she was doing was a failure in one way or another.
213. “How can the drawings not be failures,” she asked me in
an exasperated tone. “Shadows have a purpose, the blackness of shadows,
destroying the edges of things, tells us exactly what we do not know.”
214. To draw exactly things obscured by shadow is simple to
lie to yourself and others. You are going to see what you want to see there, or
what it is you hope to see.
215. He is asking me to create from my imagination, what
does not even exist.
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