If the soul and the ego were objects we could look at, the soul would be a translucent heart beating.
George Condo
Self-Portrait at 2,668,379 and 2,670,098; Untitled at 2,775,883; Don’t you see it wasn’t meant to be…at 2,273,934; and Head at 2,289,440.
Jonathan Borofsky, Self-portrait at 2,668,379 and 2,670,098, acrylic and charcoal on paper, 83¾ × 48 inches. Courtesy of Paula Cooper Gallery.
Jonathan Borofsky, Head at 2,289,440, acrylic, marker, crayon, pencil on paper, 17 × 14 inches. Courtesy Paula Cooper Gallery.
Jonathan Borofsky, Don’t You see it wasn’t meant to be … at 2,273,934, acrylic, crayon, marker, colored pencil on spiral edge paper, 12 × 9 inches. Courtesy Paula Cooper Gallery.
Jonathan Borofsky, Untitled at 2,775,883, pastel on paper, 28½ × 20 ⅓ inches. Courtesy of Paula Cooper Gallery.
Originally published in
Edouard Roditi by Bradford Morrow, Taylor Meadeby Alf Young, art by Elizabeth Murray, Ellen Phelan, Pat Steir, and more.
If the soul and the ego were objects we could look at, the soul would be a translucent heart beating.
George Condo