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...Points and atoms are what can only be thought but also what must be thought as the basis of everything. One cannot perceive points and atoms. One only perceives their blend, shapes and shades (simulacra). What Seurat understood better than other Neo-Impressionists is that atoms must be simple. They themselves cannot be compound. He thus did not blend his colours. The colours blend themselves on the level of the perceptible, just as atoms do, according to certain laws. However the existence of such laws does not imply that there has to be any sort of resemblance between the atomic and the perceptible levels. The contrary holds. And this is the point where pointillism makes both collage and abstract art possible. The point that means the split between what is expressed and what expresses, between the conditioned and the condition, between shapes and shades and points and atoms...
Picture: Seurat, Georges
Alfalfa Fields, SAINT-DENIS
1885-86
Oil on canvas
25 1/4 x 31 7/8 in.
National Gallery of Scotland, Edinburgh
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