Categories: Fine art

Frederick Forrest. The Main Thing Is In One Line

For the most important it is often very difficult to find the words – perhaps because it is not required. The more beautiful the feeling that needs to be expressed, the more stupid attempts to describe it. In the same way in painting: sometimes only one stroke is enough to portray the beautiful. That’s the French artist Frederic Forrest does not like to get ruined in vain for nothing – he knows only one line to convey the main thing.

 

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