Pan-chromatic plastic emulsion... Painting

"Pan-chromatic plastic emulsion with jubilant pigmentary hydroflures from Agadir Nymphaea" (Full title) Such a title immediately sends us back faster than one would think to the history of Marxism and the thorny debate on the inability to fully account, in the aesthetics of pigment emulsion, of the specificity of dynamic fluctuations of meaning. The properties of pan-chromatic plastic emulsion force us today to revise our interpretation of the pigment classification recognized until then by specialists and chroniclers of jubilant sciences. The hydroflure, as it was believed until recently, was only one derivative among others of pan-chromatic extracts from common water lily with six petals. However, it is only on the Moroccan Nymphaea that one takes, in the city of Agadir, the hydroflure essence on the first full moon night of each summer...! © Eric Bourdon