Es un cuadro fantasmal que nos habla del más allá donde la realidad se desdibuja alarmantemente, la armonía de la belleza desaparece de un brochazo y los traslada a otra otra realidad tal vez, en el campo de la filosofía o del sinsentido.
Y hasta ahí os puedo leer (porque ya no se que más que decir).
The "Study of the portrait of Pope Innocent X" is saying a lot since it seems more like an eternal condemnation than anything else, I tell you. For me, the study of this Pope on a painting by Velázquez but with a new vision by Francis Bacon inspires me, tells me, whispers to me, that it is a representation of a man of the Church that on the one hand shows us earthly glory and on the other hand the condemnation in the worst of hells (again the duality of art). It reminds me a lot of the deaths of the bad guys in the film "Raiders of the Lost Ark" in which the perfidious Nazis are condemned to the underworld with their faces melted for defying the will of God.
It is a ghostly painting that tells us about the afterlife where reality becomes alarmingly blurred, the harmony of beauty disappears with a stroke of the brush and transfers them to another reality perhaps, in the field of philosophy or nonsense.
And that's all I can say (because I don't know what else to say).
Dosmilcien
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