Plunging into Joan Miro's constellation of women, birds, stars, suns and moons

A painter who declared an “assassination of painting,” an absolute denial of the established aesthetics celebrated among the bourgeoisie of the 1930s - that was who Joan Miro (1893-1983) was. Miro's dislike of bourgeois art was manifested in his lifelong attempts to plunge into spontaneous experimentation without limits, which came to hold a strong influence and paved new roads of possibilities for later generations of pioneering creators.

source https://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/nation/2022/05/690_329045.html?fl

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