Sartre and Camus and the others were likely to baffle you. After all, Existentialism was confusing to the point that you really didn't know if you were coming or going.
While it added to his unease, there was no doubt that it served to motivate his work. As a painter himself he found comfort in the painting style of the Surrealists. He was particularly fond of Magritte's artwork. That famous one of the apple and the bowler hat is the one everyone quotes, but his real favourite was Galconda.
Eventually, when he climbed inside his own painting, he disappeared forever.
While it added to his unease, there was no doubt that it served to motivate his work. As a painter himself he found comfort in the painting style of the Surrealists. He was particularly fond of Magritte's artwork. That famous one of the apple and the bowler hat is the one everyone quotes, but his real favourite was Galconda.
Eventually, when he climbed inside his own painting, he disappeared forever.
