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It suggests a language of the future, of a time when we might have abandoned the charade of attempting to describe such works in words, words that in comparison are so pedestrian. The paintings, like music, cannot be explained and it seems only natural that one of Duffy's works was recently used as an illustration for a collection of Chopin piano concertos, one of which Chopin, himself, described as "Giving the impression of gazing at place which brings to mind a thousand memories". This could equally serve as a description of Duffy's paintings. |
