Magritte, Rousseau, Chagall, Pollock.
↳ Artist Questions. ( accepting )
Magritte: Would you rather fall in love once and have it last forever (while wondering if there was something better) or have many relationships (but never settle)?
"Considering the fact that I am married man, I would gladly take the first option over all others,” he answers, lips pulling into a lopsided smile, “I love my wife, and as such, I don’t wonder about anyone else. I am certain I made the right decision.”
There is a short pause, in which thick eyebrows furrow together, “besides, if you are left to wonder if there is something better, is it really love, then? Because I don’t for a moment believe there is anyone better than my wife.”
Rousseau: What is your main philosophy in life?
Chagall: What 'style' or 'clique' do people typically associate you with?
"That depends on who you ask,” he says, lips pulling into a grin, eyes dancing with a hint of mischief, “if you would ask my stepfather, he would hold firm that I am a menace. He tells people I am an unsuccessful writer, too smart for my own good, but unwilling to use my brains. My wife-- She would tell you I am a nerd. Nothing more or less. And my co-workers? Ah. They probably would agree with my wife.”
Pollock: How do you define 'art'?
"I think art is creation,” he says, after a brief moment of contemplation. “I think all we create is art, and the definition of it should be up to the creator themselves. If other people were to define what is art and what is not, I don’t their some of history’s biggest artists would be recognized to this day.”
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