Why some art becomes more mysterious the longer you look
In short: American painter Fred Tomaselli explores the enduring enigma of art that refuses to be easily exhausted by a single glance.
In this episode of The Artist Project, Fred Tomaselli reflects on the work "Guru Dragpo" from The Met's collection. Born in 1956, the American painter discusses the quality of art that reveals deeper layers of mystery through prolonged observation.
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