About Eugene Terekhin
In our day and age, when so much of true art is being eviscerated and trivialized, the words of George MacDonald become increasingly poignant:
“A genuine work of art must mean many things; the truer its art, the more things it will mean. ”
And:
“One difference between God’s work and man’s is that, while God’s work cannot mean more than he meant, man’s must mean more than he meant. ”
George MacDonald, a Scottish author, poet, and one of the founders of mythopoetry believed that all true art must mean more than it says. In other words, true art is a fractal — you look at one piece and suddenly recognize the same patterns everywhere.
True art expands indefinitely.
G.