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Nonfigurative (read, abstract) art is somewhat of a myth, as is well known to professional artists and art buffs. Any artist depicts a reality – it is just that there exist two realities.

Since the times of Picasso and Cézanne, a modern artist has been more likely to depict what exists in his or her consciousness or sub-consciousness. As Hesse once said: “There is no reality except the one contained within us”. Everyone can see the objective, material reality; yet only those with heart and intelligence can perceive the inner world of a master – his or her joys, passion and pain – as expressed …