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Created by lying on the ground and using a 2 meter stick to paint, this action is an intentional loss … Read more Created by lying on the ground and using a 2 meter stick to paint, this action is an intentional loss of control, to attenuate the gestural aspects of the flowers that were being drawn. The first half of the title comes from the artist’s emotional state on that day, as referenced by his diary. See less
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