White
paintings give their lasting quality to O. Merijon's work.
"Les whites" come into being and live through
their capacity to react to the light
which
establishes itself in the substance of the painting.
The
painter guides this incomparable colour-light by giving it texture.
He makes use of light as if it were a new colour,
not
out of the tube nor one which is placed in an exact position,
one
which prevails, and makes use of it without possessing it.
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