Hughes asks, "how can you make paintings that might reflect the immense shifts in the consciousness that this altering technological landscape implied?"

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Hughes asks, "how can you make paintings that might reflect the immense shifts in the consciousness that this altering technological landscape implied?" What is abstraction?

Cubism does not present a coherent "way of life" as an impressionist painting might. Little to do with nature, most are still lifes in which man-made objects predominate over natural ones like fruit or flowers. Cubism does not "woo the eye or senses." (Boorstin)The notion that perspective is not a concrete thing, that the looker affects the act of looking, that the eye and its objects inhabit the same plane, the same field and influence one another was a patently 20th century notion. Paul Cezanne labored to give this idea aesthetic form in his painting. Most important is his exploration of the relativity of seeing, "coupled with an equally vast doubt that he or anyone else could approximate it in paint." His paintings are about relativity. He treats shadows as shapes in their own right...harmony in form and color. "The idea that doubt could be viewed as heroic, if it is locked into a structure as grand as that of the paintings of Cezanne's old age is one of the keys to our century, a touchstone of modernity itself. Cubism would take it to an extreme.

Les Demoiselle d’Avignon-1907

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Three Musicians-Pablo Picassso-1921

Guernica-Pablo Picasso-1949

Three Women-Fernard Leger 1921

The City-Fernard Leger-1919

Nude Descending A Staircase Marcel Duchamp 1912