TEXTES : 1962-1993

Description

Both raw and compelling, this book gathers the scattered fragments of an elusive mind. From letters to manifestos, via essays and interviews, Richter probes-with unsettling clarity-the boundaries of painting, language, and art itself. His writings are not preparatory notes but concurrent reflections, unfolding alongside his creative process and sustaining an ongoing dialogue with his works. Through journal entries, searing declarations, and profound meditations, he questions the function of art, its autonomy, and its relationship to the possible and the impossible. This collection sheds light not only on his vision of the world, but on the ever-present doubt that underpins his practice. An intimate meditation on art and existence, where each word, far from providing answers, becomes another question.