Trojan

"Cats aroused in him thoughts and doubts about his own existence, as if these beautiful, wild creatures were major players in an ongoing experiment, in which his own interpretations of their behavior were the focal point of the one who was conducting the trading ."He was the only person being noticed, not the cats.""Modernism, Surrealism, Dadaism – are all these strategies compatible with the Maltese spirit? Are they sufficient tools to express the Maltese feeling? In the seventies you thought of yourselves as important modernists, but Surrealism as an idea had died half a century before that. The Maltese are always backwards, and they always arrive late, but Surrealism - even in its heyday - was nothing but the rubbish left behind, the madness and brutality that prevailed after the death of civilization along with life Lord of the Great? Did the Maltese have the right to adopt Surrealism to create a stylistic effect, without delving deeper into the foundations of aesthetic theory? In short: Is Surrealism the ideal mirror that can reflect the Maltese spirit? For me, it arose in a psychological, social, and historical context that is far removed from the financial experience "fold"."