“The forms, which touch and bump and overlap each other, strain to separate themselves, yet cannot exist without one another. While they strive to become independent, a condition of delirium persists, as if these forms desire to configure other combinations of themselves. What a restless and startling state for forms to be in!”
Philip Guston
Exhibition Catalogue, New York, The Museum of Modern Art, The Drawings of Philip Guston, 1988, p. 41