Technic director Vincen Damseaux, who is in charge of hanging the artworks within a concept in the exhibition, said that for a Leonardo da Vinci exhibition they had worked with a team of 20 people for two and a half years with the support of computer programs. Because he was able to produce 2,000-3,000 artworks with lithographs,” he said. Miro did not want that he used lithographs to make his art accessible. When children receive education, you tell them what to do. Human is the only creature that can make art. Miro wanted to lift limits and barriers in art and he did it. “Turkish children aged 4-5, who visited the exhibition, showed the same reaction as children in Belgium. ![]() ![]() Hubert said Miro had a spontaneous understanding in order to work within the source of art. Reactions of Turkish and Belgian children Starting in 1948, Miro created at least one work a week for 35 years, producing a total of 1,500 artworks, he said.Īccording to him, Miro did not take inspiration from anything but used his freedom and imagination in his works. “Great artists do not only paint with a brush in their hands, but also have to produce a variety of techniques,” he said. Hubert pointed out the importance of the exhibition in terms of the number of works and techniques used. Undertaking nearly 70 collections along with the Miro and Picasso museums in Belgium, Hubert also carries out studies at the Liege University. Art is not only made up of sculpture and oil painting,” Jean Christophe Hubert, the curator of the exhibition, told state-run Anadolu Agency. There is a very long preparation process. For example, it is a technical process to produce a work with a lithograph machine. “In the modern age, today’s art lovers do not know what techniques artists used and how they worked a century ago. ![]() Around the themes of surrealism, the role of childhood, freedom, colors, hand of the artist, simplicity and Spain, the exhibition features Miro’s oil paintings, drawings, collages and letters as well as 20 artworks by his close friend Pablo Picasso.
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