CLEAN : 50 years after Picasso's death, New York Met Museum places his cubism in 'trompe l'oeil tradition'

The video explores the fragility and projection of cubist colleges, highlighting Picasso's unique artistic dialogue. It delves into his exhibitions, comparing them with other artists like Cezanne and Goya. The collage phase is examined, focusing on the interplay of reality and illusion through trompe l'oeil techniques. The discussion extends to the use of simulacrum in art, emphasizing its relevance in today's context of truth and perception.

What is the significance of the flat surfaces in the artworks discussed?

How does the introduction of real material artifacts change the perception of art?

Discuss the relationship between truth and falsehood as presented in the text.

In what ways do the artists manipulate documents to convey their messages?

What relevance does the statement 'you cannot believe what you read and you cannot believe what you see' have in today's context?