Pictorial Space throughout Art History: Cézanne and ... - ARAS
Pictorial Space throughout Art History: Cézanne and ... - ARAS
Pictorial Space throughout Art History: Cézanne and ... - ARAS
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<strong>ARAS</strong> Connections Issue 2, 2012<br />
family drew him further into his feelings. He learned to talk to his children as<br />
they grew. He began to help his stepdaughter through adolescent problems.<br />
An individuating personality is more able to recreate itself in the face of<br />
adversity |60|. As I suffer losses due to age, for example, I can find new ways to<br />
take pleasure, or to create, or to love. I have already explained that a plastic<br />
painting does not come to an end but continues to evolve as the artist makes<br />
changes (see study).<br />
A person who contains opposites becomes more authoritative |61| |10|.<br />
When “Anne” was 26 <strong>and</strong> took a job teaching 13- <strong>and</strong> 14-year-old children, she<br />
could not maintain classroom discipline. She had to learn not only to encourage<br />
the children but also to set limits. This required that she contain within herself<br />
the tension between these opposites. Then her personality became more<br />
“massive” or “weighty” <strong>and</strong> she could better st<strong>and</strong> her ground. What she said<br />
reflected the whole more accurately. She became more of a leader. A plastic<br />
painting is massive or weighty <strong>and</strong> has extraordinary authority. Every plane<br />
belongs precisely where it is (see Expansion <strong>and</strong> monumentality).<br />
A person becomes more individual when he or she forms an individual<br />
relationship with the unconscious |62| |11|. He or she organizes more around<br />
inner reality <strong>and</strong> less around learned attitudes. Winnicott said that depth<br />
includes a “respect for ... the substance of illusion” by which he meant inner<br />
reality |47|. Though Wendy (the writer) learned from other writers, no one had<br />
ever said things quite the way she did. Sam (the man with four children) became<br />
painfully aware of how his father had treated him. He listened to his instincts <strong>and</strong><br />
chose his own course as he fathered his own children. A plastic painting is<br />
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