It could well be that lockdowns brought on by the pandemic have given us a better grasp of the metaphysical reflected light that Giorgio Morandi found in the everyday, with the still lifes he painted over the seventy-three years that hardly saw him
There are ‘fox artists’ and there are ‘hedgehog artists.’ The former go about leapfrogging, they know many things; the latter know one big thing, limiting themselves to a single discovery which they devote their entire careers to. To this second cate
Pascal decía que todas las desgracias vienen de no haber sabido quedarnos en nuestra habitación. Quizá Giorgio Morandi (1890-1964), que era un lector asiduo de Pascal, hizo de esta advertencia la norma suprema de su vida y de su pintura. En el extrem
