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San as Olympia by Édouard Manet (1863)
Manet& #39;s Olympia is groundbreaking, to say the least. The confrontational gaze of Olympia feels very provocative, independent and pejorative even. The honesty and impact (of the painting on my senses) reminds me of San& #39;s aura on stage.
Manet& #39;s Olympia is groundbreaking, to say the least. The confrontational gaze of Olympia feels very provocative, independent and pejorative even. The honesty and impact (of the painting on my senses) reminds me of San& #39;s aura on stage.
![Nayeon as With My Back to the World (1997) by Agnes Martin[I won& #39;t say much about the painting because it requires me to explain Martin& #39;s life and ideologies.] The painting needs you to invest yourself in it, despite its minimalism and Nayeon is the same as the centre of TWICE.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EY931sZXgAgYfnB.jpg "Nayeon as With My Back to the World (1997) by Agnes Martin[I won& #39;t say much about the painting because it requires me to explain Martin& #39;s life and ideologies.] The painting needs you to invest yourself in it, despite its minimalism and Nayeon is the same as the centre of TWICE.")
![Nayeon as With My Back to the World (1997) by Agnes Martin[I won& #39;t say much about the painting because it requires me to explain Martin& #39;s life and ideologies.] The painting needs you to invest yourself in it, despite its minimalism and Nayeon is the same as the centre of TWICE.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EY932ZrWoAgoTVR.jpg "Nayeon as With My Back to the World (1997) by Agnes Martin[I won& #39;t say much about the painting because it requires me to explain Martin& #39;s life and ideologies.] The painting needs you to invest yourself in it, despite its minimalism and Nayeon is the same as the centre of TWICE.")
