Classic

Classical art also has two components. One is strictly religious in relation to the spiritual and prophetic mission of the author, and the other in normal relation.

cheval d’apocalypse (1965)

Love on earth humiliates itself in front of the loved one. It is in this that the human being is created in the image of God.

His vocation, with the freedom given to him to accept it, is therefore to humiliate himself in the love of God who alone has existence, to a complete annihilation.

The resulting earthly approach, laborious and painful, over the centuries as well as throughout the life of each, evolves towards ever greater freedom given by the constant progress of human knowledges. They must come to a total knowledge of the incarnate nature of God, both Being and at the same time nothingness, principle of supreme contradiction always on the way to greater love. Therefore, if the human being accepts faith in Jesus Christ, God and man, revealing itself in physical knowledge, humanity will experience a period of unprecedented development but if it refuses to humiliate itself and wants to overcome this knowledge by choosing a proud (as are all other men) antichrist, then we will fall towards the predicted end of humanity.

The few who will remain faithful in this time of a terrible night of the faith will be the object of very great persecution.

That is why I painted an apocalypse horse who got carried away, symbol of science, where we see the young child who wants, trying to calm the mount, stop its momentum, that is, basic research, for research without further consideration. After the discovery of the unity of science with faith, in the application of the power integrator or “integral ion engine”, there would be a forbidden to come, already foreshadowed by a philosopher such as Auguste Comte and whom Teilhard de Chardin, having not been able to sufficiently situate the original sin of the human being, does not seem to have seen, despite a very prophetic vision. I would have a lot to say about it, but my abilities are diminished, if only by age. Others will, and we will always have the authorities of the Catholic church, submitted to the pope regularly elected, to lead us.