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When we talk about painting what do the words do? Do they rip off the painting making it void like killing it? The words represent only ideas and they make the painting behind them vanish. Words separate the painting from itself. I have been thinking if it is the painting that anyway demands the words, opens itself up for words, if there is a disguised connection between words and the language of painting.