08/01/2023 - Enregistrement n° 50 - part 1 - 10:50: Paintings - Simple specifications, no subliminal
(Q - Messina 4429: Mr. Becker. Yes, Hello, excuse me for disturbing you, my name is Messina4429. I missed you earlier, I know, I had a
a little too late and I asked a question and I got caught up a little in the avalanche of the Community My question is the following: when there will be an inventor, at the level of your museum, will you.
plan to put all the visuals that you used for the hunt? That is to say the first 11, therefore the 11 of the book And personally, I found a twelfth in my B…
I found the fact that you have,... that you have painted an image, so you have painted a virtual image compared to a plane mirror of a normal image.
MB: So I will answer you, I will answer you very simply. I'm an ordinary guy.
At one time, I got along very well with Max Valentin, because he was an ordinary guy. We are not geniuses, we are not Einsteins. I don't know how to paint virtual pictures to such a level as you seem to imply, I'm a very basic guy, when I paint from my gut when I painted the golden owl pictures it's because that I read the riddles without knowing the solutions. It inspired me to think. It inspired me with ideas. I got into the mood, I got into the game myself, I was into the puzzles without knowing the solutions, so I couldn't imagine everything. I painted as I painted.
But there is nothing subliminal, there is nothing, how shall I say, there is nothing mediumistic. Today, there are times when you might think I'm a medium, I've painted things. Well, it's coincidences but in reality the work that I did, pictorial, that I did around the enigmas, I responded to extremely simple specifications which were communicated to me by Max Valentin.< br /> I painted with my ideas, my personal fantasies, what the notion of treasure hunting could evoke in me. And then I was a little, how shall we say, delirious, if you like on that, I let myself go, but no more.
I found the fact that you have,... that you have painted an image, so you have painted a virtual image compared to a plane mirror of a normal image.
MB: So I will answer you, I will answer you very simply. I'm an ordinary guy.
At one time, I got along very well with Max Valentin, because he was an ordinary guy. We are not geniuses, we are not Einsteins. I don't know how to paint virtual pictures to such a level as you seem to imply, I'm a very basic guy, when I paint from my gut when I painted the golden owl pictures it's because that I read the riddles without knowing the solutions. It inspired me to think. It inspired me with ideas. I got into the mood, I got into the game myself, I was into the puzzles without knowing the solutions, so I couldn't imagine everything. I painted as I painted.
But there is nothing subliminal, there is nothing, how shall I say, there is nothing mediumistic. Today, there are times when you might think I'm a medium, I've painted things. Well, it's coincidences but in reality the work that I did, pictorial, that I did around the enigmas, I responded to extremely simple specifications which were communicated to me by Max Valentin.< br /> I painted with my ideas, my personal fantasies, what the notion of treasure hunting could evoke in me. And then I was a little, how shall we say, delirious, if you like on that, I let myself go, but no more.