The work of art always conceals a dimension of masquerade, of appearance, and an "as if" essence. There is not art without this basic assumption.

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Undergoing a complex creative process, photographic images of Marcel Duchamp are metamorphosed into raw-charcoal drawings that preserve the touch of the artist’s hand.

Q: If I asked you the question, "How did everything begin?", would you have an answer?

A: Yes, because everything started at the end - the death of the "original".