Talk:Alberto Porta y Muñoz
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Merge? edit
This article appears to be about the same person as the article Zush. Is that correct? SchreiberBike | ⌨ 22:57, 26 December 2015 (UTC)
...Oh, nooow I see why there were two versions of the article -- sorry, new here. I removed two instances of suspected vandalism, one in version 2 of article (CD-Blunt to CD-ROM), another at top of "Work" section of version 1 of article. Here is the text for that after editing:
When Porta was a child, he copied the stem tissue of a tree until a dog urinated to envelop these drawings. This had a lasting influence on his conception of art and life. From it, he understood that he did not have to represent only the visible forms of things.[4] It was as if that dog said to me that what what I was doing, painting my surroundings in a lifelike way, did not take me anywhere [creatively]. For that, I had to look inside.[11] WJHollerich (talk) 08:33, 25 February 2021 (UTC)
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