I meant to write yesterday to say that I had thought to suggest using old ink bottles in your still lives. I even told a fellow admirer of your works.
LO! the next day, they was your lemon and what looks like an antique ink bottle. WONDERFUL!
Wonderful work, Julien.
I don't know how you ever paint a slice of cake so free with your loose energetic brushwork, and have it turn out so perfect!
Love the reflections in the silver jug equally as well.
This is the first still life that is expressively consubstantial with you, Julian. As there were Morandi still life in the twentieth century, there is now a JMS initial still life in contemporary art. The reflections of the jug show us, maybe, a man playing the violin in front of an easel...But the violin oddly is not there, so this the body of the artist which becomes the musical instrument. I see the musical notes among the cake (thin dancing white highlights)composing a serial music that gradates background and table surfaces.
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