The Road to Tarascon
According to Boronski, “The Route to Tarascon”, inspired by Van Gogh’s painting “The Painter on the Road to Tarascon”, is about embracing one’s fate, or “amor fati”, on a path through a world where history repeats itself through migration, war, and advancing technology. In this context, humans are sometimes driven by the past, then by …
Unveiling the Shadows: Willem Boronski’s ‘Darkness on the Edges of Words
In the intricate dance of light and shadow, this work expresses what often goes unsaid. Willem Boronski’s artwork, ‘Darkness on the Edges of Words’, is a profound embodiment of this delicate interplay. When looking at the artwork, you are immediately struck by the stark contrast of black ink that smudges almost all the text on …
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In Search of Van Gogh: The Mystery of the Missing Masterpiece
In the annals of art history, few tales are as poignant and shrouded in mystery as the fate of Vincent van Gogh’s “The Painter on the Road to Tarascon” (1888). This masterpiece, emblematic of Van Gogh’s intense exploration of self and landscape, met an uncertain fate during the turmoil of the Second World War. Its …
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