INTRODUCE THE VERB
Not as one would in music schools,
who have remained on a way of thinking that the word was first, but follow the
natural way which is the way a mother learns language from her child. She does
not think of grammar or syntax, but only verifies the depth of communication
with her child. I feel that this relationship with language is more appropriate
if we want to accompany the neophyte on the path of creativity. We must seek to
convey that it is not in the sterile repetition that one obtains the creativity
but in astonishment. We must know how to upset, to move in order to remain in
life and to play in a living way. My idea was to deconstruct the pieces of
André to present them as a gift and not as the result of a work. I feel like a
child in front of this Lego that I build, deconstruct then rebuilt in the
expectation that it comes back to me as a gift. Because we are accustomed to
thinking and acting with intentionality, we lose the exact relations between
speech, thought and action. In art, we do not seek the same end. Taking a
picture requires framing, a light check and immobility. For a painter the
interpretation of a form or a figure does not require resemblance. It is
important to separate the thought from the artistic act from that of a
utilitarian act. One must feel the difference between the words
"perfection" and "virtuosity". Virtuosity is not a
criterion of freedom. Instead of virtuosity, one should think of excellence in
seeking to have elegance in the movement. By this means we obtain a sound that
reveals itself and reveals us. Elegance also means knowing how to relax. It
also means continuously seeking to improve its relationship with the
instrument.