The Crazy Thing About The Human Condition Is That We Are Only Able To Relate To The World To The Extent

Allan D'Arcangelo, Landscape, 1964, peinture acrylique sur toile, 179,1 × 153,7 cm, Whitney Museum of American Art, New York. 

Source: “Pop Art: Icons That Matter”, du 22 septembre 2017 au 21 janvier 2018, Musée Maillol, Paris. 

Fukugawa Hachiman Matsuri, Tokyo, Japan, 2015.

Source: Mystic Cheesecake Balloon

Genève, Suisse, 2017.

Source: Mystic Cheesecake Balloon. 

We are all heroes struggling to accomplish our adventure. As human beings, we engage in a series of struggles to develop as individuals and to find our place in society. Beyond that, we long for wisdom: we want to understand the nature of the universe and the significance of our role in it.

Dave Whomsley, “Joseph Campbell, The Hero with a Thousand faces”, in Eva M. Thury and Margaret K. Devinney (ed.), Introduction to Mythology, third edition, 2013.

Aux alentours de Chambéry, France, 2015.

Source: Mystic Cheesecake Balloon. 

Muhammad Ali, then known as Cassius Clay, sits in the back sit of a car, James Drake, Louisville, USA, 1963.  

Muhammad Ali and Don King enjoying some reading material, 1978.

Scottish Highlands, United Kingdom, 2016.

Source: Mystic Cheesecake Balloon. 

Henri Matisse, Intérieur, bocal de poisson rouge, 1914, huile sur toile, 147 x 97 cm, Centre Pompidou, Paris.

Source: “Matisse: paires et séries”, 7 mars 2012 au 18 juin 2012, Centre Pompidou, Paris. 

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